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The differential analyzer
The first serious atempt to design a computer that can do many kinds of scientific computations. -
CNC
The Complex Number Calculater, was invented in 1939. The Bell telephone labritorites completed this in 1939. George Stibitz, was the one who desighned this. -
ABC
The Antanasoff Berry Computer. A proof of concept prototype in 1939 led to make a full scale in 1942. They built another full scale one is 1997 to prove it functions right. -
The First Bombe
Bombe was designed from the Polish "Bombe" which is to find out Nazi communication during WW2. Many Bombs were built. -
Z3
Konrad Zuse built a computer and he named it Z3. The original Z3 was destoyed over in Berlin destroyed by bombs in late 1943. -
Project Whirlwind
During WW2 they wanted to make a test flight simulater, in Massachusetts. They built an analog one but it was inacurate so after a while they just gave up until the U.S airforce supported with SAGE -
ENIAC Invented - First Digital Computer
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ENIAC was financed by the United States army, Ordnance Corps, and Research Development Command. -
Whirlwinds Debute
The project was started in 1945 and finished in 1951. It was running 35 hours a week at 90 percent unsing electrostatic tube memory. -
SAGE
Semi Automatic Ground Enviroment. It was an operator enviroment for the automated air defense. -
The LINC
Labatory Insturmentation Computer. The first real time labatory data proccesing. -
Arpanet was invented in
Advanced Research Projects Agency Network is what Arpanet stands for. Then later it turned into DARPA. APRANET was the worlds first operational packet switching network. -
The TV Type writer
Don Lacaster, provided the first alphanumeric information TV set.
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First Portable Computer
Adam Osborne invented the first portable computer and it weighed 24 pounds, and it was supposely attractie for the price of $1,795 -
WWW
Wrold Wide Web . Tim Berners Lee realesed by CERN -
Pentium 4
The Pentium 4 Intel Unviled chip was made.