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Impacted History: Ken Kutaragi
On this project, I had to write about a person that impacted history. I wrote about Ken Kutaragi. Ken Kutaragi made the Play station. The Play station keeps people entertained by playing games,watching movies,and playing with friends online. Ken also made other products that impacted history.

Ken Kutaragi was born August second in Tokyo,Japan in 1950. Ken went to college at Tsushin university in 1950. Ken was an engineer at Sony when he was making a product. Ken was showing his products to Sony and Sony rejected his products, then later the play station had Sony making a lot of money. Sony´s contributes went up sixty percent. In 2003 Ken was awarded with a award and a seat at Sony´s corporate board.

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