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This document discusses the history of computers from 1985-1987. It mentions cameras, cassette players, radios, and surveillance cameras from that time period. It also notes the introduction of the Amiga A1000 computer and Dell's first computer, the Turbo PC. The document briefly outlines the basic flow of a computer from input through memory and the microprocessor.
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coputers history and flow meghan kelley 10/11/07
The document summarizes the early history of computers including their use at UW in 1960 with the installation of an IBM 610 computer. It notes that computers from 1960 looked similar to those from 1961 and that airplanes have included computers since their invention. It also provides brief explanations of input/output, fetch/decode/execute processes, and computer memory along with some example images. Reference links are included at the end.
P5_historyflow_marroquin
The document summarizes the basic flow of a computer from input to output, including the role of the microprocessor and memory. It then lists some examples of input, microprocessor functions, memory components, and output devices. The rest of the document notes some milestones in 1982-1983, including Jack Kilby being inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame, Apple Computer's $1 billion in annual sales, the creation of the first computer virus, computers being named Time's Machine of the Year, and Paul Allen leaving Microsoft.
P5_HistoryandFlow_YourNguyen
Microsoft announces that Windows Vista will be the official name for its next operating system, codenamed "Longhorn". eBay acquires Skype for $2.6 billion. News Corporation purchases MySpace for $580 million. John Hui, former owner of eMachines, purchases Packard Bell. Microsoft releases the Zune portable media player. Toshiba releases the first HD DVD player for computers.
Per5_HistoryandFlow_Hamilton10/11/07
The document summarizes the history and flow of computers from 1988-1989. It describes the input, storage, processing, and output of data on early computers. It notes key facts such as there being 45 million PC users in the United States around 1988. Liquid crystals were discovered and are now used in LCD screens. Apple filed a copyright lawsuit against Microsoft in 1988. The IBM AS/400 midrange computer was introduced in 1988. Fred Cohen received an award and the Orange Book was released in 1989.
p5_historyandflow_highland.ppt
The document summarizes the basic flow of a computer from input to output, including the role of the microprocessor and memory. It then lists some examples of input, microprocessor functions, memory components, and output devices. Finally, it provides some brief highlights about the computer industry in 1982-1983, including milestones for Apple Computers, the first computer virus, personal computers being named "Machine of the Year", and Paul Allen leaving Microsoft.
p5_historyandflow_Harvey.ppt
This document outlines several important events and releases in computer history from 2002-2003, including PayPal being acquired by eBay in 2002, Microsoft releasing Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 in 2003, and the founding of MySpace as an online community site in 2003. Other events mentioned include Apple introducing Mac OS X 10.2, the Mozilla Foundation being established, and Intel announcing the new BTX motherboard form factor standard.
P5_hflows_schreiber.ppt 10/1107
Information enters a computer through the input, is stored in memory, and is processed by the microprocessor which fetches, decodes and executes instructions. The processed information is then output, such as to a printer. The document also lists 7 facts about computers from 1967-1968, including that computers were rare possessions at the time, the first floppy disk and Nokia were created, and Sony invented the Trinitron display.
P5_History&Flow_Hild
The document summarizes how information flows through a computer from input to output, going through memory, the microprocessor, and its fetch, decode, and execute steps. It then outlines predictions for computers of the future, including pivoting screens, holographic keyboards, finger-worn mice with sensors, touchscreen laptops with webcams and disc drives on top, sliding keyboards, and small wrap-around keyboards.
Period5_History And Flow_Ray
Paul Allen and Bill Gates wrote the first BASIC program for personal computers in 1975 and later founded Microsoft. That same year, The Byte Shop, one of the first computer stores, opened in California and Epson entered the US market. In 1976, Steve Wozniak designed the Apple I computer and later co-founded Apple Computers with Steve Jobs, the first 5.25-inch floppy disk was invented, Microsoft introduced an improved version of BASIC, and the first convention of computer hobbyist clubs was held in New Jersey.
P5hflowrock.ppt 10-11-07 Chelsea Rock
In 1969, computers were large mechanical devices that took up entire rooms. Intel invented the first microprocessor chip this year. They designed the 4004 microprocessor for the Busicom calculator. While technology was primitive compared to today, the basic components and processes of computers, such as the fetch-decode-execute cycle, were similar even in the earliest digital devices of the time.
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- 1. History of a computer in the year 1985-1987
- 3. A camera from the year 1985-1987
- 4. Back to back of these 1985-1987 computers
- 6. I think it is a radio
- 7. This is a surveillance camera
- 8. This is also a video camera
- 10. The Amiga aka A1000 is introduced..
- 11. Dell releases its first computer, the “Turbo PC”
- 12. 1985 Microtek introduces the world's first 300-dpi black-and-white sheetfed scanner .
- 13. THE FLOW OF THE COMPUTER
- 14. INPUT The input is like the keyboard and a mouse
- 15. MEMORY The memory is the first thing it passes through after it is inputted
- 16. MICROPROCCESER There are three main things in the microprocessor and they are fetch, decode, and execute