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Called Model K because it was made on a kitchen table.
Proof that you can put Boolean logic onto computers if you want.

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The company was founded inside of a garage.
Their first product was HP 200A Audio Oscillator.
Became very popular and Disney ordered eight of the next model (200B) for Fantasia.

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The Complex Numbers Calculator is Completed-1940

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The Complex Numbers Calculator is Completed-1940

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It was completed in 1939 and showed at a event on 1940.
People were shocked when they used it and was sending calculations remotely to NYC.
First example of remote access computer.

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It was used to decipher Nazis codes so they can figure out what they're talking about. Hundreds were built to figure out what they're saying.

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It was created by Konrad Zuse.
It uses 2,300 relays, performs floating binary arithmetics, and has 22 bit word length.
Used for aerodynamic calculations
It was destroyed during a bombing.
Later reconstructed in the 60s.

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The Atanasoff-Berry Computer is made-1942

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The Atanasoff-Berry Computer is made-1942

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It was a part of a legal dispute between the creator of the machine and ENIAC co-designer. The creator won the rights that he created it, but they didn't get a patent for it.

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Bell Labs Relay Interpolator is made-1943

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Bell Labs Relay Interpolator is made-1943

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It was used for to help aim heavy machines. It was so good that it was used after WWII.

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Curt Herzstark designs Curta calculator-1943

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Curt Herzstark designs Curta calculator-1943

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While the creator was in a concentration camp, he meddled with his calculator before the war. After the war he made the smallest calculator ever.

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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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It was made to help decipher Nazi's codes in WWII. Multiple were made with using at most 2,500 vacuum tubes. They were very successful of figuring out codes quickly.