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The first electronic computing machine was invented by Herman Hollerith to compile data for the 1890 United States census.

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scientists at Bell Laboratories invented the transistor. Transistors were able to replace the bulky vacuum tubes, which made computers smaller.

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Jack Kilby invented the microchip. With this new technology, it became possible to have an entire computer on a single circuit board instead of in a large and bulky machine.

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three successful personal computers were released: The Apple II, the TRS-80 Model 1, and the Commodore Pet 2001.

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In 1994, the web became public, and the world got a lot smaller. With new technology like email and chatrooms, computers became a viable way of communicating with other people and thus became more popular

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Internet access was mostly limited to desktop and laptop computers until 2007, when Apple released their first smartphone, the iPhone