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The Telex was a way to exchange military messages. Text messages took over the Telex.
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Konrad Zuse engineered this computer, it uses 2,300 relays. It was used for acrodynamic calculations, but a bombing raid on Berlin destroyed it.
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Professor John Vincent Atanasoff designed and built the ABC, a proof-of-concept prototype.
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Designed by ERA, this computer was for highspeed computering, it stored 1 million bits on its magnetic drive.
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Made by Tom Kilburn, it was made for virtual memory, storage, capacity and to switch programs easily.
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This computer preforms up to 3 million instructions per second. Most of the speed came from the design the used 10 smaller computers.
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Made by Amdahl corporations, it ran the same software as IBB system/370 computer, but it was cheaper, smaller, and faster.
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Lisa is a computer designed by Apple. It is the first commercial personal computer with a graphical user interface.
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Designed by Compaq, it is the first computer to use Intel's new 80386 chip. With 4 million operations per second and 4 kilobytes of memory, it gives PC's alot of speed and power.
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The fist hard disk drive to use magneto-resistive heads, giving it an advantage.
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A peer-to-peer file sharing servise, was initally an open source program, but has now been a closed source since 2005.
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The Apple IOS system was made into the form of a watch. This watch was made to incorperate the Apple environment, it is comatible with iPhones and MacBooks.
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Designed by Apple, the iPhone 8 will mark the 10th anniversary of iPhones. Rumors have it that it will be 1 giant screen, and it will have wireless charging.
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The S8 will have faster processors, modems, and great camera technology. It is also expected to have Qualcomm's snapdragon 830 chip (a image sensor).
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The processing power is expected to be as fast as the speed of light. It will have additional processing power, better graphics, more realistic lighting, and great physics.
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