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The invention of the transistor, an important piece of computer technology by John Bardeen, Walter Brattain and William Shockley began the development on computers. The transistor produced was a three terminal electronics technology.
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The first UNIVAC computer was produced.
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Jack Kilbily had an idea about the integrated circuit which is a chip that join transistors, resistors and several wires for a piece of electronic that became demanded by computer inventors.
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The computer mouse was invented that had the ease of movements at clicking, invented by Douglas Engelbart a person who referred to the device as an indicator for a display system.
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ARPANET had connected four computers to its network.
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ARPANET is used to send the first e-mail that is by a research firm called Bolt Boranek which used the features e-mails feature such as @ from two computers located locally to send and the other to read.
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The university college of London and Royal Radar Establishment across Norway had the first overseas connection with ARPANET.
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Alan Shugart managed to create a 100k floppy disk at that year.
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It was invented by a British designer. The laptop was the GRiD Compass.
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The ST-506 was released from Seagate.
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The first personal use of a computer system using the 4.77 MHz Intel 8088 microprocessor and the Microsoft MS-DOS operating system using the audio cassette for the storage was released by IBM.
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The device was announced and released to be handed to the public
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Netscape and Microsoft both released browsers.