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David Packard and Bill Hewlett started a company named Packard and Hewlett in their garage in San Alto California

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First Colossus operational at Bletchley Park-1944

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First Colossus operational at Bletchley Park-1944

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The Colossus was invented by a British engineer named Tommy Flowers and was designed to break the ciphers that the Nazis were using during World War 2

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The Ferranti Mark 1 was the first commercially available general purpose computer and Manchester University was the first to purchase it.

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The Kenbak-1 was sold at a steep $750 which only had 267 megabytes of storage and only 45 were sold

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The TI 99/4 had one of the best GPUs in a home computer and had 1 speak and spell game. The TI 99/4 was very popular and sold well

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PowerBook series of laptops is introduced

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PowerBook series of laptops is introduced

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All three power books featured an internal floppy disk, trackball and palm resets

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The Amazon Kindle was a wireless device that was connected to Amazon, It was populer and people were buying so much that delivery systems were slowed down

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The Apple Retina display makes using and seeing the iPhone a lot easier

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The Apple iPad had the components of a phone just a lot bigger and alot of games and accessories

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In 2010, IBM's Watson spars against former Jeopardy! Tournament of Champion contestants and finishes with a 71% winning percentage. This was preparation for a 2011 matchup where Watson would defeat two former human Jeopardy! champions. In the televised exhibition match, Watson handily defeated two of the all-time best Jeopardy! players, Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter, by analyzing natural language questions and content more accurately and faster than its human counterparts.

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2010 | Timeline of Computer History | Computer History Museum

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In 2010, IBM's Watson spars against former Jeopardy! Tournament of Champion contestants and finishes with a 71% winning percentage. This was preparation for a 2011 matchup where Watson would defeat two former human Jeopardy! champions. In the televised exhibition match, Watson handily defeated two of the all-time best Jeopardy!