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From the first footsteps on the moon to the end of the space shuttle program, and even the first live international television broadcast, this was a very busy week in the tech world. Chris is here to give us a glimpse at the milestones in the tech industry, with "This Week in Tech History."

In this week's Product Spotlight, Chris takes a look at a thumb drive. But he says it's not your typical drive. This high speed/high capacity drive from OWC, Chris says, may be a necessary accessory if you transfer lots of large files. Also, he takes us on a trip into yesterday, with "This Week in Tech History" where he reminds us of the first American to perform a spacewalk.

It's been about 100 years since the introduction of electric traffic lights. Chris is here to remind us of that, along with the introduction of a calculator that wasn't exactly "pocked-sized", with his feature, "This Week in Tech History."

The personal computer has come a long way in the last three decades. Chris reminds us of its introduction to the market, as well as other milestones, like NASA's first successful communications satellite in this edition of "This Week in Tech History."

Into Tomorrow is back in Las Vegas for the 2015 International CES. Dave Graveline interviews Jeff Joseph from the Consumer Electronics Association about the International CES and the many products shown.

Sewing machines have gotten high tech these days and can do a lot more than just apply buttons and hem your pants. Dave catches up with June Mellinger from Brother, and takes a look at their Dream Machine. Also, Chris takes us back into yesterday, with his feature, "This Week in Tech History" and shows us the very first video ever uploaded to YouTube.

Smart watches have become wildly popular lately. One company that's been around for a while is Martian Watches. We recently caught up with their CEO who shared with us some of their latest advancements in smart watches. Also, Chris takes a look at the tech milestones of yesterday with "This Week in Tech History", including the inaugural flight of the first wide-body jet airliner.