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The Steam Driven Calculating Machine
In 1822, Charles Babbage made the closest thing to a modern computer, driven by steam. -
Telegraph
A Telegraph machine was one of the components for early machines usually, made by Harrison Dyar. Made in the late 1820s. -
Success with the Telegraph!
Pavel Schilling happens to be the first to transmit a signal with the Telegraph. -
Again with Charles Babbage!
In 1837, Charles Babbage created the Analytical Engine, which was the first computer to use punch cards as memory. -
"What hath God wrought"
The first telegraphic message with the analytical engine was from Samuel Morse from Washington DC to Baltimore -
Izrael Staffel
Izrael demonstrated the Staffel's calculator in Warsaw -
QWERTY
Christopher Sholes is issued with a typewriter with the QWERTY keyboard layout most keyboards have today -
Printing
In 1888, William S. Burrough patents a printing adding machine. -
Serbian Nikola Tesla!
Nikola Tesla patents logical curcuits known as gates or switches (This one will not have a picture due to errors finding it.) -
Henry Babbage
Henry Babbage makes a small and downgraded version to do basic calculations of the Analytical Engine. -
OMG (Oh My Gosh!)
One of the earliest recordings of OMG was in a message from Admiral John Arbuthnot Fisher to Winston Churchill during "The Great War", AKA World War 1.
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Enigma Machine
Arthur Scherbius patents the Enigma machine -
Nobel Prize Winner!
Jack St. Clair Kilby wins the Nobel Prize winner and is the inventor of the Intengrated Circuit, that happens to be a handheld calculator. -
Polygraph Machine
The Polygraph Machine, also known as the Lie Detector is used for the first time in 1935 -
George Stibitz
George finishes his Complex Number Calculator that can divide, add, subtract, and multiply complex numbers. -
ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer)
The ENIAC is the first digital eletronic calculator/computer, and is considered the first digital computer. -
Colossus, the codebreaker
This was the first eletric programmable computer designed by Tommy Flowers, and is demonstrated. -
Andrew Donald Booth
Andrew creates a magnetic drum memory, two inches long and wide to be able to hold 10 bits per inch. -
Australia, where every animal can kill you
The Australian computer CSIRAC is ran in 1949. -
The start of the Modern Age
The United States Government recieves the UNIVAC 1101, which was programmable and could store a lot of memory for the first time.
