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ENIAC Invented
SourceThe ENIAC was the first electronic computer invented by the U.S. Army during WWII. The ENIAC cost $500,000 to build and was 1800 square feet. -
Network Cable
SourceIn the past 65 years, cable has emerged from a novelty for a handful of households to the nation’s preeminent provider of digital television, movies and state-of-the-art broadband Internet service available to millions of Americans -
The SAGE
SourceThe SAGE aircraft-warning system was the largest vacuum computer system ever built. Each Center had two 55,000-tube computers built by IBM, MIT, AND Bell Labs. The 275-ton computers known as "Clyde" were based on Jay Forrester's Whirlwind. -
ERMA
SourceGeneral Electric Corporation delivered its Electronic Recording Machine Accounting (ERMA) computing system to the Bank of America in California. Based on a design by SRI, the ERMA system employed Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) as you get data from the checks and putting it with the ATM machines. -
ARPANET
SourceARPANET linked many univerrsities and research centers together. The reason of creating ARPANET is to make it easier for people to access computers, to improve computer equipment, and a better communcation for the military. -
Mini-computer
SourceDEC introduced the first "mini-computer" it was named after the mini-skirt. DEC was founded in 1957 by Kenneth H. Olsen who came for the SAGE project at MIT and began sales of the PDP-1 in 1960 -
First Apple Product
SourceFirst apple product was founded by Steve Jobs. They computer was built by hand. -
Wireless Networking
SourceWireless networking is a method by which homes, telecommunications networks and enterprise installations avoid the costly process of introducing cables into a building, or as a connection between various equipment locations -
Hypercard
Source Bill Atkinson of Apple Computers created a software program called HyperCard that was bundled free with all Macintosh computers.Ted Nelson thought about the terms "hypertext" and "hypermedia" in 1965 based on the pre-computer ideas of Vannevar Bush. -
Mosaic
SourceThe first Web browser called Mosaic was created by two students Marc Andreesen and programmer Eric Bina at NCSA. The beta version 0.5 of X Mosaic for UNIX was released Jan. 23 1993 and was instant success. The PC and Mac versions of Mosaic followed quickly. Mosaic was the first software to interpret a new IMG tag, and to display graphics along with text. Image became one of the most used features of the web, -
Bluetooth
SourceSandard for the short-range wireless interconnection of cellular phones, computers, and other electronic devices -
Google opened its first office
Source Google opened its first office in 1998. The office was in California. -
IPod
SourceIPod is a line of portable media players. The IPod was released 8 1/2 months after iTunes. -
Youtube
Source Youtube was launched in 2005. It is a video-sharing website head quarted in San Bruno, California. It was created by some former Paypal employees and then owned by Google . -
