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Also called the punch card, this 1725 invention was used widely throughout the 19th century to control textile looms. It works by punching holes where numbers belong as a form of input.
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Invented in 1837, it was a general computer that was mechanical.
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Started in 1943, UNIVAC is the name of a line of electronic digital stored-program computers.
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Started in 1945, it’s design architecture for an electronic digital computer.
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Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer that was invented in 1946. It was the first general-use computer
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Released 1957, it was a programming language that was a lot easier to understand than former versions.
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Stands for personal computer, and it’s used mostly at home for personal purposes. Invented in 1965.
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Founded by Steve jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne, it’s a super successful computer company that makes MACs. Some of their most famous products are the iPhone, iPad, iTouch, and the iPod.
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It’s a multi-user computer developed by AT&T employees.
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It was a microcomputer design that laid the groundwork for modern versions.
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Designed by Cray Research, it’s a supercomputer.
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The first software for organizing data.
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Introduced January 24th, 1984, and it’s a personal computer made by Apple.
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Created in 1985, it was the first series of graphical interface operating systems.
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The earliest form of a calculator. A counting tool made around 2700 B.C.
