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During WWII, the US Navy approached the Massachusetts Institution of Technology about building a flight simulator to train pilots for the military. After 3 years, Whirlwind was completed, and along the way, the magnetic core memory was perfected, which became the dominant form of high speed random access memory until the 70s.

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RAND Corp. Completes Johnniac Computer (1953) 

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RAND Corp. Completes Johnniac Computer (1953) 

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The Johnniac Computer was completed in 1953, and it was named after the famous mathematician John Van Neumann. This computer was made with lots of innovating programs, including one that allowed multiple people working on the computer at the same time.

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CDC 6600 Supercomputer Introduced (1964)

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CDC 6600 Supercomputer Introduced (1964)

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In 1964, the Control Data Corporation 6600 was introduced. This computer performs up to 3,000,000 instructions per second, which was three times faster than its closest competitor.

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In 1977, the Apple II was introduced. This computer had a main logic board, switching power supply, keyboard, case, manual, game paddles, and more. It also provided graphics that were brilliant, in the time.

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The Apple iPhone, released in 2007, was beyond any previous technology. The iPhone could provide weather reports, play music, search the web, make calls, send messages, take pictures, provide a GPS, and more! The iPhone was also small enough to fit in your hand, and your pocket.