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Invented by Ben Gurding and Dick Best, the PDP-1 marked the beginning of the development of microcomputers, which eventually became today's laptops.
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Created by Geroge Devol, industrial robots were employed in factories nationwide, making for safer and more efficient workplaces.
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The computer mouse was invented by Douglas Engelbart and Bill English, and allowed for the smaller, mass-produced computers to be operated with ease.
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C. Gordon Bell and Edson de Castro developed what would become the PDP-8, an improvement to the PDP-1 and much closer to laptops as we know them today.
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Headed by IBM, the floppy disk allowed for portable computer storage, which led to the creation of hard drives and other such hardware.
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