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George Stibitz named the invention "The Model K Adder" because he constructed the device in his kitchen. This invention helped others to build the earliest computer.

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It was built by German scientist Konrad Zuse to help with calculations involving flight but was destroyed in a bombing raid on Berlin during WW1.

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This was one of the fastest-running computers of its time, being 3 times faster than the average. It was constructed using ten mini-computers known as the peripheral processing unit, which gave it high speed. The computer was the fastest-running computer until 1968 when the CDC 7600.

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Hewlett-Packard introduced the HP-35 in 1971. This model was one of the earliest versions of the modern-day calculator, and plummeted HP into becoming one of the major computer companies today.

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It hugely influenced modern-day computers, such as Apple's MacBook. This design was one of the first computers to utilize a mouse. The Alto could print and share information to other computers, making it useful for communication.

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The C64 released in 1982 and its 64 KB of RAM enticed people into buying it. The C64 convenience allowed to become the most selled computer of all time.

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Apple introduced the iPhone in 2007, which would change the tech world today. The iPhone's versatility made it extremely popular and made Apple what it is today.

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Steve Jobs announced the Macbook in 2008, and the iPhone and the Macbook birthed Apple as one of the leading tech companies in the game. Apple revolutionized the design of the computer and made it more viable for workers in most industries.