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His brain is in 2 halves at 2 museums

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In 2011, researchers in Britain embarked on a multimillion-pound project to construct Babbage's Analytical Engine. Since Babbage's plans were continually being refined and were never completed.

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It was first described in 1837 as the successor of the Babbage difference engine.

It had the equivalent of 675 bytes of memory and ran at a clock speed of about 7HZ . Its memory was capable of holding 1000 numbers of 40 decimal digits each.

It has an estimated weight of 4.5 tons

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The difference Engine No. 2 designed between 1847 and 1849. The Engine, which weighs 5 tonnes and consists of 8,000 separate parts, was completed and working in 2002 and is on display in the computer science museum

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Babbage was also a crytographer (albeit less know than turing) who's talents weren't discovered until a year after his death due

to them being kept a military secret.

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He is an English mechanical engineer and polymath (which means a person of encyclopedic learning). He created the concept of a programmable computer. He is considered the "father of the computer", He invented the first mechanical computer in the early 19th century and called it the Diffrence Engine . He was born on the 26th December 1791 in London, At the age of 8 Babbage was sent to a country school near Exeter to recover from a life threatening fever. In October 1810 he started at Cambridge University

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A computer is a device which is able to process information in

some way and use it to follow a set of instructions (a program)

in order to achieve a result in the form of information or

signals.

Examples of 'Computers':

Calculator

PC (Personal Computer)

Turing's Enigma Machine

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1791-1871 Invented the first

Computer