History of Computers----Luke Garrett

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Event Date: Event Title: Event Description:
220px-teslathinker_tiny 01/18/1900 Spread Spectrum Nikola Tesla develops frequency hopping, now known as spread spectrum.
Panasonic-toughbook-52-touchscreen-1_tiny 03/18/1918 Panasonic Panasonic is founded.
Radio-shack-hq_tiny 01/18/1921 Radio Shack The first Radio Shack store is open.
720px-us-fcc-logo.svg_tiny 01/18/1934 FCC The FCC is established. The U.S. Communication Act is established shorty after.
Big-abc-front_tiny 01/18/1937 First electronic computer Iowa State Colleges John Vincent Atanasoff and Clifford Berry begin work on creating the binary-based ABC (Atanasoft-Berry Computer). Considered by most to be the first electronic digital computer.
Images1_tiny 01/18/1937 PCM Alec Reeves develops PCM (used for cd's, dvd's and blu-ray discs)
_xeroxa_tiny 10/22/1938 The Xerox Chester Carlson produces first electrophotographic image October 22, 1938, which later becomes the Xerox machine.
1940_complex_large_tiny 01/18/1940 Complex Number Calculator George Stibitz completes the Complex Number Calculator capable of adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing complex numbers. This device provides a foundation for digital computers.
1941_zuse_z3_large_tiny 05/12/1941 Z3 German Konrad Zuse finishes the Z3, a fully program-operational calculating machine. The computer is publically introduced in Berlin May 12, 1941.
Anitavii_1_tiny 01/19/1943 First calculator ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer), the first general-purpose electronic digital calculator begins to be constructed. This computer by most is considered to be the first electronic computer.
Debugging_big_tiny 01/19/1945 Debugging The term bug as computer bug was termed by Grace Hopper when programming the MARK II.
Immortal_game_animation_tiny 01/19/1949 Chess Claude Shannon builds the first machine that plays chess at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Ai-logo_tiny 01/19/1955 AI John McCarthy coins the term Artificial Intelligence (AI) in 1955 at Dartmouth University.
Tennis_for_two_-_screen_tiny 01/19/1958 Tennis for Two William Higinbotham created the first video game called: Tennis for Two.
Att-logo_tiny 01/19/1960 AT&T AT&T introduces the dataphone and the first known MODEM.
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