History of Computer

  • 128 GB SD CARD
    2015 BCE

    128 GB SD CARD

    A huge jump from the 128 MB SD card in 2005, the 128 GB SD card is capable of storing around 1000 times more data than the 128 MB SD card.
  • Cloud Storage in Modern Days
    2015 BCE

    Cloud Storage in Modern Days

    Big internet companies like Google and Amazon have a large amount of storage capacity for Cloud Storage. Cloud storage is a online computing model where the data is stored on online servers accessed from the Internet, so called "cloud"
  • WINDOWS 7
    2009 BCE

    WINDOWS 7

    Win 7 is the new OS developed by Microsoft for PC's in 2009. The new Windows seem to be much more polished and smooth.
  • 128 MB SD Card
    2005 BCE

    128 MB SD Card

    Was first introduced in 2005, seemed to be a huge development point in terms of data development.
  • WINDOWS XP
    2001 BCE

    WINDOWS XP

    Windows XP is an operating system for PC developed by Microsoft. It has been the most popular and prevalent OS for the next decade.
  • Internet Publicized
    1991 BCE

    Internet Publicized

    The World Wide Web became available to everyone. As APPARENT adopt the new network technologies, the public world wide is officially available.
  • ARPANET
    1967 BCE

    ARPANET

    The Advanced Research Projects Agency Network was the first internet network developed by ARPA.
  • IBM System/360
    1964 BCE

    IBM System/360

    The first mainframe of computers that can process applications in a very wide range from scientific to commercials. Designed by IBM in 1964, was later on used by NASA in Apollo
  • SYNCOM
    1963 BCE

    SYNCOM

    SYNCOM is the first synchronous communication satellite used by NASA.
  • Whirlwind machine
    1955 BCE

    Whirlwind machine

    Introduced by MIT, the Whirlwind machine is a revolutionary turning point in the development of computer. It is the first computer loaded with magnetic core RAM and real-time graphics
  • EDSAC
    1949 BCE

    EDSAC

    An early British Computer, which is considered to be the first stored program computer, which means it does the programming from its memory. It is also the computer that ran the first computer game called "Baby".
  • Colossus(Early First Computers / devices)
    1943 BCE

    Colossus(Early First Computers / devices)

    Colossus is considered the first electric programmable computer, developed by Tommy Flowers. This is also created to help Britain read encrypted German messages.
  • ABC
    1942 BCE

    ABC

    Abbreviated from Atanasoff-Berry Computer, which is considered to be the first electronic digital computer. It is developed by American professor John Vincent Atanasoff.
  • Bombe(PreComputers/Machines)
    1941 BCE

    Bombe(PreComputers/Machines)

    A machine that was created by the British scientists to help the Allied forces to detect German's secret messages during World War 2.
  • 1936 BCE

    Z1 (Early First Computers/Devices)

    Z1 is considered to be the first binary programmable computer, developed by German engineer, Konrad Zuse
  • Burroughs Accounting Machine(PreComputer/Machines)
    1900 BCE

    Burroughs Accounting Machine(PreComputer/Machines)

    A calculating machine that is widely used around 1900's, specifically for commercial accounting purposes
  • Difference Engine - First Automatic Computing Machine(PreComputers/Machines)
    1822 BCE

    Difference Engine - First Automatic Computing Machine(PreComputers/Machines)

    British scientist Charles Babbage developed what is known to be the first automatic computing machine in the world - Difference Engine. The machine is capable of calculating a series of numbers and produce a hard copy of the results.
  • MAC OS FIRST DEVELOPED

    MAC OS FIRST DEVELOPED

    Steve Jobs found several new tricks and developed what was known as the MAC Operating System. This OS differentiates from the traditional Windows OS and is a turning point in the history of OS development.
  • Intel 4004

    Intel 4004

    A microprocessor developed by Intel in 1971. It is a 4-bit processor with 4KB main memory. It was the first programmable device used in calculators.