The First Computer (EINIAC) Was Roughly The Size Of A Warehouse And Cost Alot of Money. EINIAC Was Not A Good computer Because Vacum Tubes Would Burn Out And Would Cost A Fortune To Repair. And Because EINIAC's Vacum Tubes Burned Out EINIAC Was Often Unreliable.
It took up an entire room. See this link: http://www.connected-earth.com/Galleries/Frombuttonstobytes/Intothedigitalera/Thecomputeragedawns/index.htm
well ENIAC had 18,000 vacuum tubes an was built on 40 standard 19 inch telephone relay racks, if that gives any idea.
The first computer was build by IBM and it is two factory big. By now whatever that two factory contain can be contained in your slim laptop.
The first computer was roughly the size of a small house, and had vacuum tubes.
The first computer was big enough to fill an entire room. It was known as "ENIAC", and was entirely vacuum tube circuitry.
The first computer known to have been made was housed in a wooden box approximately 340 × 180 × 90 mm in size. It was a mechanical analog computer that performed astronomical calculations.
It was the size of a room.
At 27 tonnes and the size of an entire room, the world's first computer is just as elaborate as its name suggests
It occupied a large room in size
ABC was the size of a desk, but was not programable or general purpose.ENIAC was the size of a room, 40 panels of standard 19 inch relay rack.
not small and not also big size computer....
too many to tabulate but mostly speed and size.
At 27 tonnes and the size of an entire room, the world's first computer is just as elaborate as its name suggests
It occupied a large room in size
ABC was the size of a desk, but was not programable or general purpose.ENIAC was the size of a room, 40 panels of standard 19 inch relay rack.
It was huge! Around the size of an entire room.
the size of the desktop computer is (small).
not small and not also big size computer....
too many to tabulate but mostly speed and size.
first generation computers varied in size from about the size of an office desk to occupying an entire floor of a large concrete building in hundreds of racks.
The first IBM 702 had two 512 character accumulators.
The prototype for the Atanasoff-Berry computer was demonstrated in October 1939, it used 11 vacuum tubes. The full Atanasoff-Berry computer (the first electronic digital computer) was finished in early 1942, it used 280 vacuum tubes, 31 thyratrons, and was about the size of a desk.
Computers are blood red because whoever invented the computer was murdered brutally while finishing making the first computer which was the size of his grave.
In Bletchly park, in Britain, during ww2 by a group of code breakers. however, it was the size of a whole room - the first computer for public use was developed much later in the usa