History of Computers Timeline Link

ERA 1101

1950

http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/computers/ The ERA 1101 was made for high speed computing and stored 1 million bits. One of the first customers of this device was the navy.

Ferranti Mark 1

1951

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Device was created at Manchester University. It had the title of the first "first commercially available general-purpose computer”

IBM 650 Magnetic Drum

1954

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The device was one of the first mass production devices, selling over 450 in one year. The magnetic drum that spun at 12500 Rpm allowed faster access to stored information.

English Electric DEUCE

1955

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DEUCE meaning Digital Electronic Universal Computing Engine, was mostly used for science. over 30 were completed.

Direct Keyboard Input

1956

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before a keyboard they used punch cards or paper tape. the keyboard replaced those.

DEC PDP 1

1960

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PDP 1 sells for about 120,00 dollars. includes a cathode ray tube graphic display, paper tape input/output, and requires only one operator.

3C DDP 116

1965

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DDP 116 was announced at the Spring Joint Computer conference. 172 were sold and he basic computer cost 28500.

Amdahl 470

1970

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The 470 was the first product made at Amdahl's company. But is cost less and was faster than the IBM.

MITS Altair 8800

1975

http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/computers/Altair was the cover story in a hit magizen in the 1970s called Popular Electronics. It had 256 Bytes of memory and an 100-line bus structure.

Vic-20

1980

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was PET personal computer. Vic-20 was a huge success.

PCs limited

1985

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a student created this PC. He quit collage to do buisness in computers

Intels Touchstone Delta

1990

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The touchstone has 32 gigaflops, And has 512 processors operating independently.

BeBox

1995

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used for software development. only about 2000 machines were produced.

J-phone

2000

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the first camera phone. photos could be shared wirelessly.

laptops

2005

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In SWiterland they made special laptops for kids in schools. By 2004 2,4 laptops were sold.

apple Ipod

2010

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Has many features of iPhone and is more popularly used for games and accessories. and is still popular.

xbox one

2015

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kinect-movement based use. get games on blu-ray and download xbox live.

form 1

2017

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A giant manufacture. Can create your own physical product with no limitations.

project Fiona

2017

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For hardcore gaming. It is thought to replace tablets.

google driverless car

2017

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powered by artificial intelligence. it uses video cameras and sensors to navigate.