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The Z1
It was the first programmable computer. It was made of metal plates, pins, and an old film. Konrad Zuse created a machine that could easily add and subtract -
The ENIAC
It was the beginning of computers' age. It was created during the world war II. The machine could calculate thousands of problems each second. The large-scale ENIAC weighed 30 tons and needed a 1,500 square-foot of space -
The JOHNNIAC
Was used for scientific purposes. It was once described as a "helpful assistant" for mathematicians. The massive machine weighed just over two tons with over 5,000 vacuum tubes -
The Programma 101
First computer sold to public. First computer offered to general public for recreational purposes. A desktop computer that anyone could use. The 6.5-pound machine was the size of a typewriter and had 37 keys and a printer built-in -
The Xerox Alto
It helped pave the way for Apple. This personal computer was able to print and send e-mails. It included a mouse, keyboard, screen, and it was kid-friendly -
Apple's Macintosh
This omputer's was considered the industry game-changer. Like the Xerox Alto, the Macintosh had a keyboard, a mouse, and a small 9- inch screen. The computer was applauded for its interface of windows and icons -
iMac G3
The iMac saved apple from extinction. The computer quickly became known for its Bondi blue, clear casing. The 38-pound iMac included a USB port, keyboard, and mouse. It was meant to be portable and customizable -
MacBook Air
Thiniest and lightest computer of the time. Measuring only 0,76-inch thick, the expertly designed laptop changed the industry forever. Apple got rid of the mouse and installed a touchpad to make them more comfortable for daily use.
