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Portion of the Difference Engine No. 1(Original Caption) 1889- Picture shows an impression from a woocut of a small portion of Mr. Babbage's Difference Engine, No
ENIAC First Electronic Computer, 1946(Original Caption) ENIAC-First electronic computer developed in 1946. Undated photo
Diagram of Electronic Interceptor System(Original Caption) Interceptors Fly Automatically on Electronics
Employees Working in Computer Room(Original Caption) Flanked by a display console with an array of indicator lights and switches, a NASA operator uses a TV-like screen to monitor the work stream of the fastest
View of Workers and Computers in Electricity Control Center(Original Caption) New York Power Pool staff members utilize complex communications and computer equipment to provide a minute by minute picture of statewide electric operations
People Using IBM 370115 ComputerORIGINAL CAPTION READS:ECONOMICAL ON-LINE COMPUTING:The IBM System/370 Model 115, announced today
Technician Working @ Circuits Of Compute(Original Caption) : BRAIN... Muscles of the magic brain are contained in these components, here being checked out
Early IBM Mechanical KeypunchPhotograph of the first keypunch manufactured by IBM in 1901
Early Computer; For Census Calculations(Original Caption) Early computer as developed by and used by the U.S. Government in census calculations. Photograph
Man Operates Part of ENIAC(Original Caption) 4/46--: Initiating and cyclihng units of ENIAC, April 1946
IBM Mark I Calculator(Original Caption) Laboratory containing an IBM Mark I, also known as an automated sequence controlled calculator. Undated photograph
Man Using Calculating Machine(Original Caption) Ca. 1895-Photograph of a calculating machine invented by M. Thomas DeColmar in ca. 1820. A man is shown using the machine
Man Next To Huge Eniac Computer W/Cords(Original Caption) ENIAC computer. A rear view of two accumulators of the ENIAC showing the tubes, plug-in chassis and transformers. Undated photograph
People Work With Giant Ibm Computer Syst(Original Caption) Arlington, VA- Shown above, a portion of the IBM 704 Electronic Data Processing System of the Council on Economic and Industry Research, Inc
Difference Engine No. 1, by Charles Babbage(Original Caption) Part of a differential calculating machine on which Charles Babbage, English mathematician, worked for 37 years, only to find it rejected for a patent by the government
Architect Studying Structure(Original Caption) Architect seated at computer working on structure of a house
Man Standing by UNIVAC 1832 Multiprocessor(Original Caption
Swiss Robot(Original Caption) Robot built by Swiss engineer Paul Waltensperger. Does everything except make love. His foot is 32" in length. Cost 15, 000
Men Working On Early Ibm Computer(Original Caption) Men working on an early IBM computer. Undated photograph
Men Work In Room W/Computer Controls(Original Caption) Men work with computer. There are round tapes in the room in which they work that hold computer data. Undated photograph
Man Operating Ferranti Mark I Computer(Original Caption) General view of a FERRANTI MARK I COMPUTER at a Government Research Establishment in the United Kingdom
Woman Works with Computer & 5 1/4" Diskette(Original Caption) Widespread compatibility- Eastman Kodak Company's new Kodak diskettes are available for use in small computers commonly used in business, industry and the public sector
At&T Personal Computer; Graph On Screen(Original Caption) The AT&T 6300 WorkGroup System, the newest addition to AT&T's personal computer family, processes information at least 25 percent faster than competing products
Men Work @ Huge Computer Operating Syste(Original Caption) : Computer Operating Controls. This console contains the controls for operating the computer
Western Union's Automated Electronic Telegraph(Original Caption) Electronic Telegraphic "Brain"...This electronic "brain" in a Western Union high-speed message center performs the work formerly done manually by operators
Men at Desks with Calculating Machines(Original Caption) 7/3/20--: A Swiss invention of the calculating machine, made in 1896
Man Operates Computer Controls(Original Caption) 3/6/1935-Professor Charles D. Fawcett of the Moore School, operating the "integration" or one-half of the mechanical brains
Eugene L. Vidal Demonstrating Blind FlyingEugene L. Vidal (seated in cockpit), Director of Air Commerce, Department of Commerce
Grace Hopper Using Early ComputerLieutenant Grace Hopper codes problems onto punch tape for feeding into a new calculating machine invented by Commander Howard H. Aiken, USNR
Early IBM ComputerComputer operators work on an early computer created by Howard Aiken for IBM. IBM presented the computer to Harvard University to be used by the US Navy during WWII
Inventor of Calculator Tweaking Computer(Original Caption) 8/4/1944-Cambridge, MA- This machine, the world's greatest calculating machine will be presented to Harvard University today. Commander Howard H
Durand White with Early IBM Computer(Original Caption) 8/4/1944-Cambridge, MA- The invention of Commander Howard H
Mathematician Howard Aiken with his Early ComputerHoward Aiken's early computer, created for IBM, is presented to Harvard University to be used by the US Navy during WWII
Grace Hopper with Early ComputerComputer scientist Grace Hopper works on a manual tape punch, an early computer
Computer Operators Work on the ENIAC(Original Caption) 1946--: General view of "Eniac" the first general purpose electronic calculator
ENIAC and it's InventorsInventors J. Presper Eckert and J.W
The Eniac's Tabulator And Printer, 1946(Original Caption) 02/02/46-Philadelphia, PA: The ENIAC, the first computer adding-machine demonstration
Eniac Early Adding Machine(Original Caption) 2/2/1946-Philadelphia, PA: Scientist holding a control board for the earliest adding machine ENIAC
Vacuum Tubes of ENIACThe nearly 18, 000 vacuum tubes and 6, 000 switches of the ENIAC, the first electronic computer
The Eniac Card Punch Connection, 1946(Original Caption) 02/02/46-Philadelphia, PA: The ENIAC, the first computer adding-machine demostration
Mauchly Demonstrating ENIACJ.W. Mauchly, chief engineer of the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC) - the first general-purpose electronic digital computer - prepares the device for a demonstration, February 2
J.W. Mauchly with Early ComputerDr. J.W. Mauchly with the electronic computing machine known as the ENIAC. (Photo by © Bettmann/CORBIS/Bettmann Archive)
Inventor J.W. Mauchly with Electronic ComputerDr. J.W. Mauchly prepares the ENIAC electronic calculating machine to solve a mathematical problem
Technical Director Demonstrating EDVAC Computer ComponentsOn location at the University of Pennsylvania's Moore School of Electrical Engineering, T
Computer Wiz Kid Speaking into Microphone9/2/1983- Milwaukee, WI: Close-up of computer "whiz-kid" Neal Patrick, seated and speaking into a microphone
Man with Personal ComputerThe inventor of the first personal computer, Dr. Adam Osborne, who filed for bankruptcy, with one of his models
John Atanasoff at a Press ConferenceJohn Vincent Atanasoff at a press conference to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the court decision that officially recognized him as the developer of the first electronic digital computer
Apple Computer President and Co-FoundersJohn Sculley, President of Apple Computer, talks with Apple co-founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak as they introduce the new Apple Iic computer at a conference at Moscone Center in San Francisco
George Lucas and Steven Spielberg(Original Caption) Hollywood, California: George Lucas (right) and Steven Spielberg, the two men responsible for the six most popular films of all time
Artist Using Computerized Paintbrush(Original Caption) New York:The computer is the newest wrinkle in makeup analysis. Seen here at Shiseido, is the Japanese-owned company's "simulator." Video camera projects two images
Man Cuddling "Friendly" Computer(Original Caption) 9/24/1985-Miami, FL- The age of space-age miracles and high technology is upon us and it is producing a brave new world of basket cases
Portrait of Meteorologists Chris Velden and Neil Frank Observing Weather(Original Caption) Miami: Metereologist Chris Velden (L) and National Hurricane Center director Dr
Students On Ibm Computers In Classroom(Original Caption) Students using the IBM Classroom LAN Administration System and the IBM Personal System/2 (TM) Model 25 Educational Computer Network. Undated photograph from UPI, circa 1987
IBM Personal System 2 Computer(Original Caption) 1987-IBM Personal System 2 model 25 Computer. Publicity handout. Photo
Bob Dole Reading Report(Original Caption) Washington, DC: Senate Republican leader Robert Dole looks over a copy of the Tower Commission report on the Iran-Contra Affair after its release, February 26
John Sculley with Apple Computer(Original Caption) 3/2/1987-Los Angeles, CA- John Sculley, Apple chairman and chief executive officer, poses with the new Macintosh II computer at a press conference 3/2
IRS Worker Checks Through Pile Of FormsAn IRS worker checks through a pile of 1040 tax forms and compares them with her computer program as she
Garold Warner Holding Print Match(Original Caption) Fairview Heights, Ill.: A $20 million Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) that Illinois State Police expect to be ready for day-to-day use in May
Numbered Rolls of Computer TapePhotograph displaying long, numbered rolls of computer tape used in early computers. Undated photograph
Replica Of Control Room Of Nuclear Plant(Original Caption) Palo Verde, AZ- Every switch, indicator light and instrument in the control room simulator here is identical to the control room in each of the Palo Verde's three plants
Richard Guarnieri Holding Chip(Original Caption) IBM researcher Richard Guarnieri examines a ceramic computer chip carrier coated with a high-temperature superconductive film
Univac Remington Rand Computer and OperatorsThe Remington Rand computer is made of multiple components and requires two computer operators
Large Computers Occupying Room(Original Caption) -: I.B.M. computers and attendants. Undated photograph
Man Punches Cards Into Tabulating Machin(Original Caption) Illustration of a man punching cards by means of an attachment operated by storage batteries, and used during the U.S. Census in 1890
Illustration of the Difference EngineCharles Babbage's Difference Engine, a mechanical digital calculator designed to solve the differences between variables in equations for life expectancy tables
Scientists Work on Computer(Original Caption) 8/21/49-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: J. Presper Eckert, Jr. co-designer and James R
J.Presper Eckert Demonstrates the UNIVACJ. Presper Eckert is shown demonstrating the UNIVAC mainframe computer that he helped design. The computer will be used by the United States Census Bureau
Computer of 1950s(Original Caption) Puts Numbers to Work
Oppenheimer and von Neumann with Early Computer(Original Caption) 6/10/1952: Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer (L) and Dr
Man Loading Tape Into Early Computer(Original Caption) 1954: View of the Remington-Rand calculating machine "UNIVAC" (Universal Automatic Computer), an early computer originally developed for the U.S. Census Bureau
UNIVAC MainframePreparations are made for a demonstration of the UNIVAC mainframe which consists of (left to right) an oscilloscope, the supervisory control panel
UNIVAC(Original Caption) 1954: View of the Remington-Rand calculating machine "UNIVAC" (Universal Automatic Computer), an early computer originally developed for the U.S. Census Bureau
Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin in Pajamas(Original Caption) Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis got up at 4:30 A.M. PST, after working on their TV rehearsals until 3 a.m
Children Operating a Flight Simulator(Original Caption) Space Pilots
Computer Brain, Staged Trays with Tubes(Original Caption) 6/12/1954-Paris, France-This French-built apparatus is an electronic brain, capable of 5, 800 diverse operations per second.A sum can be calculated in 1/170, 000
New and Old Electronic Components(Original Caption) Increased compactness plus extreme ruggedness are major advantages of the "stacked tube in its white ceramic shield
People Working at the Tridac Control Panel(Original Caption) The tridac control panel for the gigantic calculating machine which has been installed by the British Ministry of Supply at the Royal Aircraft Establishment in Farnborough
Interior View of a Control Room(Original Caption) A view of the control room of the new, giant calculating machine which has been installed by the British Ministry of Supply at the Royal Aircraft Establishment in Farnborough