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Made by John Napier, used to help people multiply by using rods
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Created by Blaise Pascal, it was the first mechanical adding machine. Originaly made for his father, who was a French tax collecter
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Created by Gottfried Leivniz, was superior to the pascaline, it could do more than add and subtract, it could also multiply and divide, and even find square roots.
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Joseph created a way to make weaving machines weave a certain way by using cards with holes punched into them.
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Created by Charles Babbage, who used steam engines and Joseph's idea of cards with holes punched into them to calculate numbers. Sadly never worked.
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Also created by Charles Babbage, was run by a woman named Lady Ada Byron Lovelace who is thought to be the first computer programmar because she wrote language for the analytic engine. Sadly never worked.
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First freely programmable computer
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was massive, filled with 20,000 vacuum tubes and was used during WWII to decipher Hitler's coded messages
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First in the computer biz, also known as the ABC computer
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Hardvard Mark I computer
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The computer was a "baby" and the williams tubes stored memory
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First commercial computer, was able to pick presidential candidates
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International Business Machines enters computer history
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First successful high level programming language
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The first computer chip made by Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce
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First computer Game invented
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The first internet used by the military
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The worlds first dynamic RAM chip
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The first microprocesser made by intel
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Nicknamed floppy for it's flexibility, made by IBM
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Networking was created by Robert Metcalfe & Xerox
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First consumer computer, made by Scelbi, Mark-8 Altair, and IBM
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A much cheeper product of computers than the IBM 5100 Computer
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First home computer, afforadable for everyone
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Operating system, used fo PC
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Computer created by Apple, used for home use
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Computer created by Apple, called the macintosh. Had the first mouse and Desktop screen with icons
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windos OS for PC's
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Hyperlink and WWW created
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