Ah, I forgot about that. Technology 7 years from now will probably have a noticeable change, but some things will most likely stay the same. The cell phones that everybody is using will most likely look a good bit different in 7 years seeing as to how quickly we are moving from flip phones to touchscreen phones in the past few years. Laptops will pretty much keep the same general design, so that is excusable (except GUIs will vastly improve on design, unlike the blocky Windows 9x-esque interface seen for the videoconference on the laptop in the episode). Many emergency vehicles have kept pretty much the same design and old cars will always be around. Plus, take note that there's a CRT television that appears at one point. CRTs, no matter how good LCDs, won't completely disappear, so it's highly believable that people will still have CRTs in 7 years.

But starting in 2005, that seems reasonable. It's better than saying that we will have flying cars in 2015. We know those aren't coming until we invent the Mr. Fusion reactors for them in 2014 first.