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Counting with pebbles in the Stone-age. The first known calculator, Abacus, was invented in Babylonia in 2400 BC.

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Page 1: Counting with pebbles in the Stone-age. The first known calculator, Abacus, was invented in Babylonia in 2400 BC.

Counting with pebbles in the Stone-age

Page 2: Counting with pebbles in the Stone-age. The first known calculator, Abacus, was invented in Babylonia in 2400 BC.

 

The first known calculator, Abacus, was invented in Babylonia in 2400

BC

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John Napier invented Napier's Rods in 1614

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William Oughtred invented the Sliderule in 1622

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Blaise Pascal invented Pascaline in 1642

Page 6: Counting with pebbles in the Stone-age. The first known calculator, Abacus, was invented in Babylonia in 2400 BC.

Joseph-Marie Jacquard invented Punched Cards in 1801. 

Page 7: Counting with pebbles in the Stone-age. The first known calculator, Abacus, was invented in Babylonia in 2400 BC.

Charles Babbage designed his first Analytical Computer in

1822. 

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Herman Hollerith invented a Counting Machine in 1890. 

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Interface Message Processor,

was invented in 1969

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Cray-1, the first super computer was invented in 1976

Page 13: Counting with pebbles in the Stone-age. The first known calculator, Abacus, was invented in Babylonia in 2400 BC.

Apple I, was designed by Steve as a build-it-yourself kit

computer in 1976

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IBM Personal Computer, was invented in 1981

IBM Personal Computers

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In 1991 Tim Berners came up with the World Wide

Web(Internet)

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The first laptop computer the Power Book 100 was

introduced.

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Nokia introduced a phone that had internet capabilities. This started a

revolution of devices that were small portable computers.

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Artificial Intelligence

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