Did you know the first electronic digital computer, ENIAC, weighed about 27 tons and occupied 1800 square feet? Contrast that with today's microprocessors, which have billions of transistors in just a few square millimeters, thanks to Moore's Law predicting transistor count doubling approximately every two years. Electronics continue to evolve, with innovative materials like graphene and quantum computing challenging silicon's dominance, potentially leading to future devices far beyond current imagination. What's an electrifying fact you've stumbled upon? Share and enlighten us!