His version is dated 1692 but actually the abacus was invented in China hundreds of years before. Dr Cranmer enhanced it for the blind.
yes
No, the Mesopotamians did in the 3rd Millennium BCE.
To have a type of abacus to use.
The Abacus is ancient and the inventor of the original is unknown. Lee Kai Chen did however invent an improved abacus with a movable decimal point and two auxiliary fields for use in complex operations. This abacus was named after himself.
The Chinese abacus
yes
No, the Abacus was invented by the Sumerians in 2,700 BCE
its called the abacus
No, the Mesopotamians did in the 3rd Millennium BCE.
To have a type of abacus to use.
pheonix wright
no
The Abacus is ancient and the inventor of the original is unknown. Lee Kai Chen did however invent an improved abacus with a movable decimal point and two auxiliary fields for use in complex operations. This abacus was named after himself.
They didn't invent it but they played a big part in carrying on the 'tradition', they had a different version of the original Mesopotamian ones.
Tim Berners-Lee used a NeXT computer to invent the World Wide Web.
According to the Greek historian Herodotus ancient Egyptians used abacus.
Alex Cranmer's birth name is James Alexander Cranmer.