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The British Bombe
The British Bombe, the first bombe, was a device used by the British to decrypt Nazi ENIGMA-based military communications. The idea of the bombes belongs to the Alan Turing and Harold Keen.
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ENIAC
The ENIAC was the grandfather of digital computers. It was built by John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert at the University of Pennsylvania. LiveScience -
Invention of the Keyboard
The first electric keyboard was invented for the Binac computer. it resembled an electric typewriter. Reference -
The Hard Drive
Commercial use of hard drives began in 1956. The first was the IBM model 350 disk storage. Wikipedia -
First Modern Computer Prototype
The first modern computer prototype was shown with the computer mouse and a graphical user interface (GUI). IT was made by Douglas Engelbart.
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ARPANET: The first computer network invented
The ARPANET was created during the Cold War and was the first network that used the TCP/IP protocol. It used packet switching and developed into the Internet in 1982. Wikipedia -
The First Cell Phone
The Motorola employee, Martin Cooper, stood in midtown Manhattan and made a call to the headquarters of Bell Labs in New jersey.
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Apple I
The Apple I was the first computer made by the creators of Apple Computers, whom were Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. It was the first computer made with only a single-circuit board.
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The Development of the HTML
A researcher, Tim Berners-Lee, at a high energy physics laboratory in Geneva developed the HyperText Markup Language (HTML). Which in the following years sparked the rise of the World Wide Web.
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Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi becomes part of the computer language. It also allows users to connect to the Internet without the use of wires.
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Mac OS X Operating System
Apple released the Mac OS X operating system, which included protected memory architecture. Another feature that it was capable of was pre-emptive multi-tasking.
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Xbox 360
The Xbox 360 was the second console of the Xbox console family. It competed against the PlayStation 3 and Wii, as part of the seventh generation of gaming consoles.
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MacBook Pro
Apple introduced the MacBook Pro. The MacBook pro was the company's first Intel-based, dual-core mobile computer.
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Apple iPad
Apple released the iPad. It changed the way everyone could view media and jump-started the dormant tablet computer segment.
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iPhone 7
Apple's newest phone, iPhone 7, did away with the normal everyday headphones, and made wireless ones instead. It also introduced an even smarter SIRI.
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