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The Complex Number Calculator
The creator, George Stibitz was able to perform calculations remotely, and transfer them using a teletype terminal. This was likely the first example of remote access computing. -
Ferranti Mark 1
The first commercially available general purpose computer was sold in 1951 was sold to Manchester University by the Ferranti International PLC. -
The HP 2116A
Developed as HP's first computer, the 2116A was a versatile instrument for HP's growing family of programmable test and measurement products, and was HP's first use of integrated circuits in a commercial product. -
Computer Space
The first arcade game was invented by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney features a rocket controlled by the player in a battle with flying saucers. -
The Kenbak-1
Designed and invented by John Blankenbaker, the Kenbak-1 is widely accepted as the world's first personal computer. The system sold for $750 and and only 40 machines were built and sold.