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Hansen writing ball. n.d. Breker collection. 30 March 2017. <https://www.typewritermuseum.org/collection/index.php3?machine=hansen&cat=kd>.

Shustek, Len. Microsoft Word for Windows Version 1.1a Source Code. 25 March 2014. 7 April 2017. <http://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/microsoft-word-for-windows-1-1a-source-code/>.

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The First TV

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Interesting Fact 1: Donald and Gene started selling their invention in 1997.
Interesting Fact 2:  First, their invention was different because of poor modern standards.

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How: With sealing an insert glass with two panels, the top was coated with phosphor, passing through a gas that could excite the phosphor to produce a picture.

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Bibliography

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(Britannica, Microsoft Word)

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Computer Hope

www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000984.htm

When was the first computer invented?

https://www.reference.com › Technology › Computers & Hardware

Who built the first computer?

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/news.../who-bilt-the-first-computer-2009-09-21/

A brief history of the Apple MacBook

www.t3.com/features/a-brief-history-of-the-apple-macbook

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Who: Donald Bitzer and Gene Slottow
What: The Flat Screen TV
When:  1964
Why: To make TVs more advanced and better quality.

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interesting fact 2: I someone smokes near a MacBook; you can lose most of your memory.

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interesting fact 1: The MacBook can hide pages from the word doc. In case someone hacks your computer.

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how? The MacBook costs $1,499.

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When Baird took his successful invention to “The Daily Express”, the editor was terrified of him. Intersting Fact 2: First, (before he invented the Television), Baird actually wanted to be a soldier in the war. But because of his poor health, he was forced to experiment his inventions in his work shop instead.

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why? The MacBook was a testing product to see if it would get any viruses.

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How?: It was a so called “small program” which had many features that helped you type better and know what you typed with good quality. Some of these first features were, extra type of sheets, a feature in which you can merge mail called “mail merge”, more than one window, foot notes and of course , undo.

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where? The MacBook was made in Suzhou China.

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when? The MacBook was made in 2009.

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What?: A word processing program on a computer controlled by a mouse.

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what? The  MacBook is called MacBook

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who? Apple created the MacBook.

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interesting fact 2: The first computer is worth $200,000.

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Intresting Fact 2:  Since the 1990’s Microsoft word has become the most popular top rated word processors for windows and Macintosh users.

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Interesting fact 1: The word “computer” was said in 1613 and was used to describe A person who performed calculations.

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Intresting Fact 1: Version 2.0 was released 2 years later in 1985 with the new options of spell check and word

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How: First made with a old hat box, a pair of scissors, some darning needles, a few bicycle lenses, a used tea chest, and some sealing wax and glue.

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how?: The first computer took up 1800 square feet and used about 18,000 vacuum tubes, making it weigh almost 50 tons.

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Why?: Before to type you had to program and not actually see what you wrote until you print it. Often you wouldn’t get the results you wanted. But with the ‘WYSIWYG (“What You See Is What You Get”)’ you could see exactly what you wrote and when you printed it you knew in advance what was being printed.

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When: 1923
Why: Determined to transfur a moving image to a screen

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When?: The very first model of Microsoft word was invented/released in 1983.

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why?: The first computer was made to make complex math calculations to make tasks easers for humans.

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where?: The first computer was created in London.

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Who?: Microsoft Corporation, both Software developers Richard Brodie and Charles Simonyi worked on it after they joined Microsoft around 1981.

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Who: John Logie Baird
Where: South Coast of London

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when?: The first Computer was created in 1822.

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Intresting Fact 2: Sadly, only a hand full of Hansen writing balls are known to exist today.

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what?: The first computer was called Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer.

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Intresting Fact 1: The oldest living model from 1867 was controlled by an electro magnet which technically makes it the first “electric” type writer.

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for honor is my now topic but in the game appolyon is a ruthless warlord thats why i chose it

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How?: When you pressed a key since it was at the perfect angle, it would create an even writing. When you pressed the button on the left all the way down it moved the paper back and to the left to start the new line.

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metal gear solid 1 was made by hideo kojima should i include it or take it out

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Why?: Wanted to enable people to “speak with their fingers”

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who?:  Charles Babbage created the first computer.

Dawn Pachenker

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When?: First model in 1865. First production in 1870.

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What?: A type writer with a half circle on the top which has 52 keys that are at a perfect angle so when you hit the key it stamps the letter perfectly onto the sheet of paper.

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Who?: First created by Rasmus Hans Malling Johan Hansen.

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