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The more simple version of a calculator invented by Charles Babbage, that included the main parts: Mill, Reader, Store and Printer. This was the first of such a device.
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These cards were used early for storing data and reading the information given. These later turned into IBM’s.
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This was the first supercomputer, covering over 1800 square feet on space. This was mainly used for the military to locate and predict attacks.
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John Von Neumann was a famous mathematician who created the first input-output unit with memory for the digital computer.
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The computer, invented by John Presper Eckert and John Mauchly, had an add time of 120 microseconds, multiply time of 1,800 microseconds and a divide time of 3,600 microseconds. This computer was the evolution from the ENIAC.
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This is a more independent computer language that was closer to human communication and easier navigation.
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LANPAR was the first electronic spreadsheet, by AT&T because they were carrying over 2000 cells in budgeting forms that took 6 months to 2 years to change.
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UNIX enabled the use of the internet, phone calls and computer imaging through its unique design of manufacturing control systems.
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This supercomputer gave more speed and bytes than ever before. This was closely compacted and cooled by a refrigerated system.
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This was invented by a MITS professor and had only 256 bytes of memory, but was the first to come with memory boards.
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Apple was founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and featured leading edge computer programs and units. This was one of the first personal computer companies to establish
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First computers to be in a home for regular use for business and games. This ran as IBM and was a revolutionary advance in history.
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This was the second apple model. It reduced significantly in size to about 12” monitors and was better affordable and convenient for the family.
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The first program to have a mouse and window compartments to present and access data. Invented by Bill Gates.
