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This computer was the first to implement remote access computing. It was created by George Stibitz.

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This computer is a multi-year research project conducted by mathematician, John von Neumann. It was designed for scientific calculation and it helped perform essential work for US atomic bombs.

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This computer sold for about $120,000. Just over 50 DEC PDP-1 sold.

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This computer was created by Dr. Paul Friedl, it is a personal computer that runs on the APL programming language. The computer has a keyboard, CRT display, and cassette tape storage.

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1981 - IBM introduces its Personal Computer

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1981 - IBM introduces its Personal Computer

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This personal computer accelerated the computer market as a large marketing campaign allowed it to grow in popularity. This computer used Microsoft's MS-DOS operating system so this computer technically kick started Microsoft.

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1991 - PowerBook series of laptops is introduced

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1991 - PowerBook series of laptops is introduced

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Apple released a portable computer and it wasn't very popular. So PowerBook remastered the invention and added; a built-in trackball, internal floppy drive, and palm rests.

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Apple and its CEO, Steve Jobs, introduce their first ultra notebook - a thin laptop with high-capacity battery. It uses a disk rather than a normal high drive.

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The iPad combines many capabilities of iPhone, this includes: a high definition camera: access to the iTunes Store, audio-video capabilities, and so much more. It was created by Steve Jobs.