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History Computers

  • 1890

    1890
    Herman Hollerith, an American inventor, built a machine to count a census. It used punched cards and gears like the previous ones, but it worked with electricity. His company grew to become the first computer manufacturer in the world: IBM
  • Evolucion año 1946

    Evolucion año 1946
    The first computer called ENIAC is introduced to the public. It was built at the University of Pennsylvania (USA) and operated with more than 17,000 vacuum tubes. It could make 5,000 additions and 300 multiplications per second.
  • Evolucion año 1958

    Evolucion año 1958
    The second generation of computers starts, which used transistors to process information instead of vacuum tubes. New programming languages such as COBOL and FORTRAN were developed.
  • Evolucion 1964

    Evolucion 1964
    Integrated circuits begin to be used in the computers, which increased the processing capacity and reduced the size of the machines.
  • Evolucion 1971

    Evolucion 1971
    The microprocessor appears: a single integrated circuit in which the basic elements of the computer meet. The first personal computers begin to develop
  • Evolucion 1976

    Evolucion 1976
    Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak make the Apple I. This computer allowed users to see what they were doing on a screen, unlike other models. Then an improved version called Apple II came, which sold millions of units.
  • Evolucion 1981

    Evolucion 1981
    The IBM PC is on sale as a home computer and revolutionizes computing. It increases the development of software and operating systems with which computers run.
  • Evolucion 1990

    Evolucion 1990
    It appears the WWW or Web, one of the main internet services, which makes the use of computers more useful in different areas
  • Evolucion 1992

    Evolucion 1992
    The development of smartphones starts with the presentation of the Simon phone that included calendar, address book, world clock and calculator, among other functions.
  • Evolucion 2001

    Evolucion 2001
    A prototype tablet called Nokia 510 webtablet is introduced, with a 10 inches touch screen.