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Model K
Built by George Stibitz on his kitchen table, the "Model K" was a prototype to be a calculator. Which later in history was discovered to have computer qualitys. The qualitlyes determinded that this was the first offical computer. computer history museum 2015 Nov 10. [accessed 2015 Nov 11]. http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/computers/ -
The CNC Created.
Also designed by George Stibiz. Build at the American Mathmatical Society, this is most likely the first example ever made towards a remote access computing system. Computer History Museum. 2015 Nov 10. [accessed 2015 Nov 11]. http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/computers/ -
Curta Calculator
Curt Herzstark built the worlds smallest, all-mechanical,four function calculator .
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ERA 1101 Introduced.
One of the first computers produced commerically. The ERA 1101 was produced by Remington-Rand. This computer contained 1 million bits on its magnetic drum.
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IBM 650 Magnetic Drum Calc
This was their companys first mass-produced computer. They sold 450 in one year of manurfactoring. The IBM 650 also became widly popular. computer history museum 2015 Nov 10. [accessed 2015 Nov 11]. http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/computers/ -
IBM 7030 "Completed"
The 7000 series was their companys first transistorized computers made. The "Stretch" or the IBM 7030 as its otherly none as, was the top of its line.These were sold to many scientists of their time, computer history museum 2015 Nov 10. [accessed 2015 Nov 11]. http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/computers/ -
DEC PDP-1 Introduced
Selling for around 120,000 at the time, this computer required no air conditioning, and only one operator. This innovation required less to build and less in cost because they reduced the amont of wires put into the brain. This computer was programmed with some music and new versoned games. computer history museum 2015 Nov 10. [accessed 2015 Nov 11]. http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/computers/ -
Introduction- CDC 6600 Supercomputer.
This computer perfoms up to 3 million instructions per second. This computer worked 3 times faster then the IBM 7030. This computer became the fastest in the world until the Invention of the CDC 7600 in 1968. computer history museum 2015 Nov 10. [accessed 2015 Nov 11]. http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/computers/ -
Introduction to the Amdahl 470
Gene Andahl creator of the System/360 began is how company. His company began to produce smaller and faster computers that cost less and are more efficient. computer history museum 2015 Nov 10. [accessed 2015 Nov 11]. http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/computers/ -
The Commodore (PET)
The first of several personal computers released in 1977, fully assembled with 4 to 8 KB of memory and a built in cassette tape computer history museum 2015 Nov 10. [accessed 2015 Nov 11]. http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/computers/ -
Apple Launches Machintosh
1st advertised on a superbowl commercial, this PC costs about 2,500$ this computer was based off of the Motorola 68000 microprocessor.
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Next Cube
Steve jobs is forced to leave apple in 1985 but founders the new company NeXT. He creates an all black computer with 8mb of Ram. Its cost was 6,500$
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Handheld first Newton.
Apple creates a Personal Data Assitant that is smaller and portable. This is entered as one of the first handheld computer devices to take to the markets
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The start of SONY
SONY develops a desktop computer that featured an additional 3D interface on top of the Windows 95 operating system.
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First ever Picture Phones
Developed in Japan, with a screen resolutoin of 0.11megapixels and a 256 colors screen display, the world gets introduced to the begining of the 21st century future.
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IPhone Release date.
Apple launches the IPhone with a built in GPS , Touchscreen features and applications, this 21st century device has proven how innovative we have become since the start of the first computer.
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Apple Watch!
This is the latest device made to this date. With a fully funtioning IOS system and sensors for environmental feedback, this device amazes people of today with its capabilitys.
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