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John von Neumann outlines the architecture of a stored-program computer, this is important because it mad programming much easier.
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John von Neumann outlines the architecture of a stored-program computer, which made programming much easier. It was a major improvement for programming.
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Built by John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert at the Moore School of Electrical Engineering of the University of Pennsylvania, the ENIAC was the fatest computer a the time.
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People share a single computer, using terminals to log over telephones lines. It was used by many individuals to connect with others
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Developed at Rancho Los Amigos Hospital and used as a tool for the handicapped, it was one of the first artificial robot arms.
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The DDP-116 is the world first commercial 16-bit computer. It cost around $28,500.
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The Firs ATM is introduced, but, the paper used in the first versions were slightly radioactive
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The Apple II in introduced, It became extremely popular, selling over a million between 1977 and 1993, which made it one of the longest lived personal computers.
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The C++ programming language emerges, it became most widely used programming language in the computer industry. This language allowed for more complicated programing
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Honda's ASIMO, one of the most advanced humanoid robots is introduced by Honda
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Hitachi Global Storage Technologies releases the firs 1 TB hard drive.
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Physicists have brought quantum computing a step closer by stopping light in a new experiment. Researchers report that controlling the movement of light is critical to developing future quantum computers, which could solve problems too complex for today's most advanced computers.
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