Timeline Notes
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Blaise Pascal, June 19, 1642 - 1662 | Pascaline 1642
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| Gottfried Willhelm von Leibniz July 1, 1646 - 1716 Germany | Stepped Reckoner 1670
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| Charles Babbage 1792 - 1871 | Analytical Engine - calculating machine 1842
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| Herman Hollerith 1860 - 1929 New York city | Tabulating Machine 1890
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| John Atanasoff 1903 - 1995 Clifford Berry 1918 - 1963 | Atanasoff - Berry Computer (ABC) 1939
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| Mark 1 | The first computer 1944
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| John Mauchly 1907 - 1980 J. Prsper Eckert 1919 - 1995 | ENIAC (Electric Numerical Integration and Calculator) 1949
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| Alan Turing 1912 - 1954 | The "Enigma"
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| Jon von Neumann 1903 - 1957 | EDVAC (Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Coomputer 1947
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| Transistor 1947 | William Shockley
Jhon Bardeen
Walter Brittain
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| Grace Murray Hooper 1906 - 1992 | COBOL (Common Business Oriented Language)
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| Jake Killby 1923 - 2005 | 1st integrated Circuit 1958
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| William Gates 3 Oct. 28, 1955 | Founder of Microsoft Corporation
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| Paul Allen Jan 21 1953 | Co founder of Microsoft Coporation
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| Thomas Knoll 1962 John Knoll 1987 | Software engineers
Brothers
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| Peter Arvai Peter Halascy Adam Somlai Fisher | Prezi 2009
CEO
Co founder
Co founder principle in Arts
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