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No, the earliest electronic computer was developed during WW2 (1943), Microsoft was founded in 1975.
never, computers existed before he became aware of them
No. He died a full 7 years before the first widely available personal computer was invented.
Assuming that we are only talking about the personal computer (PC) market, before Microsoft's Windows operating systems, Microsoft's Disk operating system, or DOS, was used. Before that, CP/M was a popular computer operating system.
Sorry, I made a mistake and I hope I did not case you trouble. There is a big line when we define a computer, it is not like we look at out computers today. Something making a calculation can be a computer. The first computer, which is on display, and called a computer, was invented in 1847 by Charles Babbage. This question has been answered before on wiki answers, and the page is very long depending on what class is considered a computer, so as it seems it would have to be asked by what class of computer to get the right answer.
Since drawing was invented before writing, we'll never know.
Before modern computers were invented word "computer" meant "somebody who computes".
Numerous things. The wheel, for instance.
Yes. Konrad Zuse built the entirely mechanical Z1 prototype computer in his parent's bedroom before WW2. The transistor was not invented until 1948, roughly a decade later.
No, the earliest electronic computer was developed during WW2 (1943), Microsoft was founded in 1975.
No, there's no exact year for when television or the computer were invented, (depends on your definition of the two,) but TV definitely came before the computer.
most likley... they just drew on in the dirt with a stick -The beginning -The front -The place where they belong
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The same way reports were written before computers were invented, perhaps?
never, computers existed before he became aware of them
No, computers were not invented before cell phones. The first cell phone was invented in the year of 1973 by a man named Martin Cooper in Manhattan. The first computer was invented in 1939 by German engineer Konrad Zuse.
No. He died a full 7 years before the first widely available personal computer was invented.