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Computer history By Breanne Larsen
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What would you do without a computer? Some of the most popular uses for computers are: – Homework research – Video Gaming – Online Banking – Social Networking
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Evolution of Computers The 5 main influences of computer evolution are: – Early Computational Devices Early Computational Devices – Early Computers Early Computers – Generations Generations – Inventors/Developers Inventors/Developers – Internet Internet
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Computers today Without all of these people and devices, the World Wide Web wouldn’t be what it is today. Just think, what would you do without the use of a computer?
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Early computational devices ARPANET- 1 st network, composed the global internet Abacus- 1 st counting device Mark1- IBM Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator, electro-machanical computer Punched Cards- Rapidly tabulated statistics from millions of pieces of data
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Early Comouters ENIAC- 1 st general-purpose computer EDSAC- Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator, 2 nd practical stored-program electronic computer & 1 st to run a graphical computer EDVAC- Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic computer early electronic computer, stored program computer UNIVAC- Universal Automatic Computer, 1 st commercial computer produced in the United States
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Early computers cont. 1 st Microcomputer- Computer with microprocessor as its central processing unit Formation of Microsoft- Bill Gates & Paul Allen developed BASIC language software Formation of Apple Computer, Inc.- Started by Steve Jobs and Steven Wozniak
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5 computer generations 1 st Generation- Vacuum Tubes (1940-1956) 2 nd Generation- Transistors (1956-1963) 3 rd Generation- Integrated Circuits (1964-1971) 4 th Generation- Microprocessors (1971-Present) 5 th Generation- Artificial Intelligence (Present-Beyond)
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Inventors/Developers Steve Jobs- Co-founder of Apple Inc. Steven Wazniak- Co-founder of Apple Inc. Bill Gates- Founded microsoft & is now a chairman Tim Berners-Lee- Inventor of the World Wide Web Marc Andreesen- Co-author of Mosiac Department of Defense- Started ARPANET
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inventors/developers cont. Charles Babbage- Father of Computing- Originated the concept of a programable computer. Herman Hollerith- Developed punched cards Blaise Pascal- Invented mechanical computer John von Newman- Helped design EDVAC Eckart & Mauchly- Designed EDVAC Paul Allen- Founded Microsoft
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INternet Birth of the Net- The start of everything 1 st Browser- Popularized the Word Wide Web ARPANET- 1 st Network
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