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The First Computer (ENIAC)
The first computer was named the ENIAC. It was invented on February 15, 1946 by Charles Babbage. This computer was made of mostly metal and a little bit of silicon. It weighed more than 30 tons, was roughly 100 feet in size, occupied 1800 feet squared, and consumed 150 kW of electricity. -
The Transistor
William Shockley, John Bardeen, and Walter Brattain made the first transistor in 1947. The first transistor was a point contact transistor. This made the incorporated circuit conceivable which prompted numerous different revelations. This replaced the vacuum tube which wasted a lot of energy. This transistor was the beginning of modern electronics. -
FORTRAN
John Backus and his team at IBM created the world’s first high-level programming language in 1957. FORTRAN included complete compiler, which was the translator of the language. FORTRAN tackled numerous issues and was additionally much speedier than other programming languages. FORTRAN is still used today. -
The Computer Mouse
Douglas Engelbart made the first computer mouse in 1964. The first computer mouse was a wooden block with a button with wires and cords. This mouse was not very popular. This computer mouse is the basis of the mouse we use today -
Apple Lisa
Apple Lisa was created by Apple and marketed by Steve Jobs in 1978. Apple Lisa was the first personal computer with a graphical user interface. The Apple Lisa, led to more successful apple inventions. This computer was used mainly for business -
iMac
The iMac was created by the Apple company. It has a high quality display with highly efficient processors, graphics ,and storage.
This product or similar products are used buy almost everyone in the world in places such as homes, schools, and offices.
