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HP was founed in a Californian garage. Disney bought 12 audio and speaker equipment to test out the sound for Fantasia

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In 1939, the CNC was completed by Bell Telephone Laboratories, designed by George Stibitz. In 1940 the CNC was demonstrated at an American Mathematical Society at Dartmouth College, the group was stunned by Stibitz's performance.

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1950s - Simon 1 relay logic machine plans are published 

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1950s - Simon 1 relay logic machine plans are published 

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Edmund Berkeley's design for the Simon 1 relay computer published by Radio Electronics, cost $600. In "Giant Brains" Berkeley states “We shall now consider how we can design a very simple machine that will think.... Simon is so simple and so small in fact that it could be built to fill up less space than a grocery-store box; about four cubic feet.”

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Japan's NEAC includes a CPU, console, paper tape reader and punch, printer, and magnetic tape units. the NEAC was exclusively sold in Japan. Only around 30 NEACs were sold the last NEAC was withdrawn in 1979.

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The Kenbak is one of the earliest personal computers for $750. The Kenbak-1 relied on switches for its input and lights for its output. 1973 after selling 40 machines, Kenbak Corporation was but an end to.

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The C64 came with 64KB of rams and sold for $595. It sold over 22 million units before being discontinued in 1993. It was put in the 2006 Guinness Book of World Records for the greatest-selling single computer of all time.

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The Newton had many features that defined hand-help computers in the next decades. Newton line didn't do as good as they wished and was Tdiscontinued in 1998

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Japan's SoftBank introduced the J-Phone J-SH04 the of J-Phone J-SH04 had 0.11 megapixels a 256-color display, and photos could be shared wirelessly.

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iPad combines many of the popular capabilities of the iPhone. But with a nine-inch screen and without the phone. the iPad and led to its adoption in thousands of different applications from movie making, to art, etc