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Used by the Babylonians as an adding machine.
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Made By Liang Ling- Can to tell time.
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Johnn Gutenbergmade this to print off books, newspapers as a way as a entertainment
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Leonardo da Vinci used these in order to hold wheels and axles
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Peter Henlein invented it to tell time on the go.
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Galileo Galilei invented it to see the temperture outside
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Hans Lippershey wanted to see what stars.
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Heat the room effectively
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The Montgolfier brothers used it for Military Purpose
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A way of transportation invented by John Fitch and Robert Fulton
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Michael Faraday invented to convert electrical energy to mechanical energy
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Invented by Julius Griffiths as a way of transportation
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Semen Korsakov used it to store infomation
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George Boole invented it so later it could be used for computer proggraming
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William Stanley Jevons develops this early version of a calulator.
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Made to do calulations
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TO move the Calulator into homes and offices
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A lot of guys Guglielmo Marconi, Nikola Tesla, Alexander Popov, Sir Oliver Lodge, Reginald Fessenden, Heinrich Hertz, Amos Dolbear, Mahlon Loomis, Nathan Stubblefield and James Clerk Maxwell all invented parts that combined make up the radio.
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Inventor- Willis Carrier
(An ancestor of Air Conditioning)
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Inventor- The Walker Brothers
To electronically clean dishes in a household with heat to remove germs. -
Inventor of the television- Vladimir Kosma Zworykin, and Philo Taylor Farnsworth.
He was seen on TV for a public announcement. -
Invented by International Business Machines (IBM).
A typewriting device to make characters “so neat and exact as not to be distinguished from print”. -
Inventor- Canon; Goro Yoshida, Saburo Uchida, and Takeo Maeda
A high-grade 35mm rangefinder camera. -
Inventor- Atanasoff-Berry Computer (ABC)
Used for binary arithmetic. -
Inventor- Tommy Flowers
Used to break Nazi codes. -
Inventor- American Express.
A card used for charging money to an accumulative amount. -
Inventor- T. Raymond Thompson and John Simmons
Designed for U.S. business to use magnetic tape storage instead of punch cards. -
Inventor- IBM researchers led by Alan Shugart
Used to store data. -
Exchnage digital messages
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entertainment
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Portable Personal use computer
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Personal use computer
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Used to store data
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First personal use computer
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Access information
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Make calls, play games, and access the Internet
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Store data
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social networking
