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What Industries Contributed to Google’s $37.9 Billion in 2011 Revenues? [Infographic]

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What Industries Contributed to Googles 37.9 Billion in 2011 Revenues

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  1. Finance & Insurance – $4.0 Billion (example keywords in this industry include: “self employed health insurance”, “cheap car insurance”, “credit cards for bad credit”)
  2. Retailers & General Merchandise – $2.8 Billion (example keywords in this industry include “zumba dance dvd”, “proform treadmill”, “weber grill accessories”)
  3. Travel & Tourism – $2.4 Billion (e.g. “new york hotels”, “plane tickets”, “rental car deals”)
  4. Jobs & Education- $2.2 Billion (e.g. “accredited online college degrees”, “online certificate programs”, “unemployment benefits”)
  5. Home & Garden- $2.1 Billion (e.g. “replacement windows cost”, “appliance repair”, “cabinet refacing”)
  6. Computer & Consumer Electronics – $2.0 Billion (“ink cartridges discount”, “pc memory”, “online video conferencing software”)
  7. Vehicles – $2.0 Billion (e.g “cheap hybrid cars”, “certified used cars”, “bridgestone tires”)
  8. Internet & Telecommunications
    – $1. 7 Billion     (“pre paid cell phones”, “domain registration”, “cable internet providers”)
  9. Business & Industrial
    – $1. 6 Billion     (“custom business cards”, “cheap office supplies”, “foam packing”)
  10. Occasions & Gifts
    – $1. 2 Billion     (“funeral flowers arrangements”, “flower delivery”, “wedding gift registry”)

30 Years of the PC: A Timeline [Infographic]

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The PC didn’t magically appear in its current wide-screen, multi-core, HD/3D viewing form overnight. It took many years (30, to be exact) to evolve from the venerable IBM PC of 1981 to the high-powered tech gadgets of today. The original idea of the PC was sound: using off the shelf parts combined with a relatively open, but fiercely curated set of standards so we wouldn’t have to reinvent the wheel every time we wanted to advance from one version of the PC to the next.

30 years of the pc a timeline infographic

Source   http://www.pcmag.com/