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This was built by Konrad Zuse in 1941. It was the first working, programmable computer and automatic computer.
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Mathematician Grace Hopper created a program allowing people to give commands to a computer using English words instead of numbers.
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Designed by scientist George Stibitz, this is a teletype terminal connected to New York over telephone lines. This was also able to perform calculations.
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This is a printing programmer calculator which uses discrete transistors and an acoustic delay-line memory. This allowed for addition, subtraction and multiplication.
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Apple’s features that made it different to other products was that it had color displays, internal expansion slots and a case with a keyboard. However, what really made apple products popular was the VisiCalc, a spreadsheet program. This was the first affordable program.
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Chase Bishop designed the first windows in 1985, which featured user interface and memory management. This included a calendar clock, notepad etc.
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The Amiga 1000 is a music program that had audio and video capabilities better than any other computer during that time.
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The intel microprocessor included one million transistors, at a 32 bit integer and logic unit that performed operations such as addition and subtraction.
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The Intel Paragon, the world’s fastest computer during the 90s, is a parallel supercomputer based on the Touchstone Delta. It uses intel 2048 i860 processors, costing 5 million dollars.
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A thin and light computer with high capacity battery with a camera. To reduce its size, they replaced the hard disk with a solid-slate disk. This is one of the most common laptops used every day.
