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1937 Bell Laboratories scientist George Stibitz uses relays for a demonstration adder

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1937 Bell Laboratories scientist George Stibitz uses relays for a demonstration adder

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George Stibitz made this demonstration adder on his "Kitchen Table". It was made to demonstrate a circuit.

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1948 First Computer Program to Run on a Computer

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1948 First Computer Program to Run on a Computer

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The reashersers Frederic Williams, Tom Kilburn, and Geoff Toothill from University of Manchester were able to make a Small-Scale Experimental Machine. It was made to test memory technology that Williams and Kilburn made.

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This was the first commercially available general-purpose computer.

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It was only sold in Japan. However only 30 of them sold.

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It was a personal computer, and sold for $750. After 1973 only 40 of them were sold.

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1982 Commodore introduces the Commodore 64

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1982 Commodore introduces the Commodore 64

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It is more commonly known as The C64 that sold for $595. In the 2006 edition of Guinness Book of World Records it had been noted as one of the greatest single selling computer of all time.

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1991 PowerBook series of laptops is introduced

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1991 PowerBook series of laptops is introduced

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This laptop was a entry-level machine, but it got discontinued in 2006

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2006 One Laptop Per Child initiative begins

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2006 One Laptop Per Child initiative begins

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It was first a project called OLPC (One Laptop per Child). By 2011 more than 2.4 million laptops had either been shipped or purchased.

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It has many of the same capabilities as a iPhone but it has a 9 inch screen.

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It can be used for environmental and health warning. More than One Million had been sold on the day it was released.