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Did Australia have Google in the 1900?
No. Australia - and the rest of the world - did not even have computers in 1900.
How many people in Australia use computers?
Lots of us
What are the 5 major imports of Australia?
computers cars and shoes
How many computers does Australia have?
78% percent of Australian people have computers. For more info take a look at this website.
What are the 5 main Imports of Australia?
The 5 main imports of Australia are computers,cars,shoes and food.
Is there a continent with no access to computers?
No. There are computers in North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and even Antarctica.
What does Australia import and from where?
Australia imports a lot of stuff including Transport equipment, machinery, computers and office equipment.
What computers did osborne computers Australia make?
osborne computers in Perth, WA? if so they generally can design a computer to any need that you want, and/or budget, they have a fee to assemble but it isnt too much
Australia's imports and exports?
Australia's major imports are iron ore, coal, petroleum, gold, and wheat. The major exports of Australia are crude and refined petroleum, cars, and computers.
When were computers introduced into Australia?
Computers were introduced into Australia in the late 1950s. The first significant computer installation was the IBM 704, which was used by the Australian government for scientific research. By the 1960s, computers began to be adopted more widely in various sectors, including business and education, significantly influencing the country's technological landscape. The 1970s saw an increase in the availability of smaller, more affordable computers, further driving their adoption.
How much cost on computers for education?
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What are some Imports?
Australia: crude petroleum (petrol) motor vehicles computers ... Australia's top 25 imports http://www.dfat.gov.au/publications/tgs/FY2011_goods_services_%20top_25_imports.pdf
