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The Z3 Computer
Computer History SourceThe Z3 computer was an early computer that was created by a German engineer named Konrad Zuse. This computer used 2300 relays and it uses floating point binary arithmetic system. -
The ENIAC
Computer History SourceThe ENIAC was a michine built by john Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert. This machine has improved by 1000 times in speed of it's contemporaries. -
EDSAC
Computer History SourceThe EDSAC was created at Cambridge University by a man nmaed Maurice Wilkes. -
Lyons Electronic Office (LEO)
Computer History SourceThe first commercial computer that was created in England was able to solve clerical problems.This computer was modeled after the EDSAC and was able to solve daily scheduling productions. -
A-0 Compiler
Computer History SourceA mathematician named Grace Hopper has completed what is the first compiler which is a program that does not use the binary system but instead uses words like the english language. -
ERMA
The Electronic Recording Metod of Accounting is a special scanner read account numbers preprinted on checks in magnetic ink. It was used at the Bank of America. -
TX-0
SourceThe TX-0 was the first progammable computer that had transistors that could be easily replaced. This machine was built by MIT researchers. -
Dataphone
SourceThe first commercial modem was called the dathaphone and was designrd by AT&T. it was made to convert computer data to analog signals to send long messages. -
PDP-8
SourceThe PDP-8 was the first successfully commercial mini computer, which was introduced by Digital Eqipement Corp., was able to go into thousands of manufactoring plants because of it's speed, small size, and reasonable cost. -
Arpanet - First Internet Invented
Wiki SourceThe Arpanet was the first network that connected computers and was developed by the U.S. Millitary. The protcol TCP/IP was first developed to communicate and is still used today. -
The Blue Box
SourceSteve Woziniak created what he called the "Blue Box" to make free phone calls. These "Blue Boxes" were nothing ore than tone generators. -
Pong - Ping Pong
SourceThis virtual ping pong game for the Odessey console was designed by Ralph Baer in 1966. It was played a Magnavox production show by Nolan Bushnell in Burlingame California. -
Superpaint
SourceThe first digital computer drawing system to use a frame buffer is now complete. SuperPaint was able to create sophisticated animations designed by Richard Shoup. -
Mosaic
SourceMosaic was the first web browser to be released and it was a commercial software. This software was programmed and designed by Eric Bina and Andreessen. -
DOOM
SourceFirst person shooter is here. Doom is a first person shooter game deesigned bt .id Softaware. This game was popular on so many platforms until Halo came in and took over.
