Q 01/05
A) Walter Mondale
B) Dick Cheney
C) Joe Biden
D) Dan Quayle
Answer · why
Dick Cheney's doctor disabled the defibrillator's wireless link in 2007, fearing an assassin could trigger a fatal heart attack.
Q 02/05
A) A toaster
B) A kettle
C) A blender
D) A microwave
Answer · why
A toaster went online at the networking trade show thanks to John Romkey and Simon Hackett, and is often billed as the first Internet appliance.
Q 03/05
A) Wi-Fi
B) WiMAX
C) Bluetooth
D) Ultra-wideband
Answer · why
Bluetooth began as a codename proposed by Intel's Jim Kardach, who had been reading about the Viking king Harald and his knack for uniting tribes.
Q 04/05
A) Australia
B) Canada
C) Sweden
D) Germany
Answer · why
Germany's Federal Network Agency classed the talking doll as a concealed espionage device, which made owning one illegal as well as selling it.
Q 05/05
A) Arlo
B) Ring
C) Wyze
D) Eufy
Answer · why
Ring founder Jamie Siminoff declined an investor's offer on the show, then sold the company for about $1.15 billion five years later.
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