Mission Impossible

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DRK 3112
Kelab Komputer Sesi Disember 2017

Ranjeetha Mary 
(15DPM16F2046)
Revanyasre Rajasegaran (15DPM16F2047)
Puvillan Silvaraja
(15DPM16F2048)

Puan Herdawati Binti Ahmad (JKE)

History of Computers
The First Turing Machine
The first ever computer engineered to combat the encriptions made by the Nazi's enigma machine. 
The Eniac
Consists of vacuum tubes.
The first general purpose computer took the space of a huge room and its task was to calculate artilery firing tables.

The Modem
The early modems were used by the US Air Force in the 1950's but the first commercial ones were made a decade later
The earliest modem were about 75 bps (or bits per second)
The First Hard Drive
Ibm ships this hard drive for a whopping 10000$ per megabyte

Held 5mB of data and was as big as 2 refridgerators

The RAMAC
Formula Translating System
It was suited for numeric computation and scientific calculation
The first ever programming language using English instead of unintelligable numbers
The Mouse
The mouse first started using a trackball, made by a team led by Rainer Mallebrein at Telefunken Konstanz
For the GermanBundesanstalt fur Flugsicherung as part of their TR  86 process computer system
RAM
Robert H. Dennard's invention greatly increased memory density at the cost of volatility, and RAM was born.
The Floppy Disk
They became commercially available in 1971 part of IBM products.
Later on they were sold separately by Memorex and others
The Ethernet Cable
Developed at Xerox PARC
Ethernet data transfer rates have been increased from the original 2.94 mb/s to the latest 100 gb/s per second
Thank you!

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