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A Short History of Computers

Abacus 3000 BC

TVs had vacuum tubes also

ENIAC 1946

Transistors

Personal Computers

Computer Programming Languages

Internet & Applications
• 1963 Graphical User Interface
– Mouse, Hypertext, Outlining, Douglas Engelbart
– Sketchpad, first interactive drawing program, Ivan Sutherland
• 1969 ARPANET connected 4 computers
– University of California at Los Angeles
– SRI (in Stanford)
– University of California at Santa Barbara
– University of Utah
• 1972: The first e-mail program
• 1973: TCP/IP
• 1976: Ethernet
• 1993: World Wide Web created
• 1995: Shockwave & Flash first released
• 1998: Google website launched
• 2004: FlickR website launched
• 2005: YouTube website launched
• 2007: Shoes released!

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A Short History of Computers

1. A Short History of Computers

2.

3. Abacus 3000 BC

4.

5.

6.

7. TVs had vacuum tubes also

8.

10. Transistors

11.

12.

13. Personal Computers

14. Computer Programming Languages

15. Internet & Applications • 1963 Graphical User Interface – Mouse, Hypertext, Outlining, Douglas Engelbart – Sketchpad, first interactive drawing program, Ivan Sutherland • 1969 ARPANET connected 4 computers – University of California at Los Angeles – SRI (in Stanford) – University of California at Santa Barbara – University of Utah • 1972: The first e-mail program • 1973: TCP/IP • 1976: Ethernet • 1993: World Wide Web created • 1995: Shockwave & Flash first released • 1998: Google website launched • 2004: FlickR website launched • 2005: YouTube website launched • 2007: Shoes released!