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Atansoff Berry Computer
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Made by John Vincent Atanasoff. Computer known as ABC. -
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History of the Computers
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ENIAC Computer System
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Made by John Machley as a secret U.S. program. -
EDSAC Computer System
Made by British University of Cambridge. -
UNIVAC Computer System
Made by John Machley, again, working for a company called the Eckert–Mauchly Computer Corporation, founded in 1946 by John Machley and J. Presper Eckert. These are still sold today. -
IAS Computer System
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Made by the Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) in Princeton, NJ. -
IBM 650 Computer System
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The first mass produced computer. -
TX-0 Computer System
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Stands for Transistorized Experimental computer zero, but just called tixo for short. Started the "hacking" culture. -
PDP-1 Gaming/Hacking Device
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The first official hacking computer designed for hacking. Also the computer used to make one of the world's first digital games called Spacewars!. -
IBM-1311 Computer System
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First computer system to have a removable disk drive. It had a smaller memory storage. The invention of this computer system marked the end of the punch card storage system. -
Apollo Guidance Computer
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Has 16-bit wordlength memory, which is equal to 2048 words in magnetic core memory, and 36,846 words in core rope memory.
It helped guide Apollo 11 in 1969 to the moon, whence it's name came from. -
Kenbak-1
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It is considered the world's first "personal computer". Only 40 of these were built and sold. -
Xerox Alto
Computer history is starting to come more up-to-date. It had a built in mouse. It could link into local area network. -
Apple 1
The first computer that was made by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. It sparked the company Apple. -
TRS-80
4 kilobytes of memory storage. The memory storage was a basic, cassette one. -
Apollo DN100
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First workstation of Apollo computers. It was more powerful than most mini-computers, and a lot cheaper, so it sold higher. It was compatible in careers that involved engineering. -
Osborne 1
It was the first portable computer. It had 64 kilobytes of memory and a 2 and 1/4 floppy disk drive. -
Cray XMP
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Made by Cray Research company. Doubled the operatating speed of computers with a system of 420 megaflops.
http://www.google.com/search?q=define+megaflops&oq=define+megaflops&aqs=chrome..69i57.3129j0j1&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=93&ie=utf-8 -
Lisa - Apple
Apple's first personal computer, with a graphical user interface. It failed though due to a high price. -
Macintosh
Made on my birthday! :O
Made by Apple. It was the first successful mouse-driven computer with a graphic user interphase. It was nicknamed "Mac" for short. -
Connection Machine
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Used up to 65.536 of processors to complete billions of operations each second! Earned the "World's most powerful supercomputer" in world records in 1993. -
INTERNET EXPLORER 1.0
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The spark of all the Microsoft Internet Explorers.
