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ancient as in the Chinese calculator that uses beads, or as in the first electronic computer, Eniac?
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Pictures of early computing devices and its inventor?
pictures of calculating devices with their inventors
Did they have computers in the olden days?
Computing devices, yes, computers, no.
What are isa devices?
ISA devices are [in computing terms] Industry Standard Architecture devices. It is a hardware standard that is/was used in IBM personal computers and their compatibles.
What is the first man made computing devices?
keyboard,usb,CPU, and you ! ")
Was the first computer were electromechanical devices?
No. the first anlalytical engine was babage computing machine it was controlled by steam it was not electromachenical
When was Network Computing Devices created?
Network Computing Devices was created in 1987.
Which devices has the most limited computing functionality?
Non-computing devices.
What are the types of computing divices?
wire computer and wireless computer are 2 kinds of computer devices
What are the manual computing devices?
balande
What are the different types of computing devices?
Input, Output & Storage Devices
What is mobile computing?
Mobile computing technologies are wireless computing technologies such as laptops, tablet-PCs, cellular phones, fusion devices and Bluetooth enable devices. Mobile computing technologies have these characteristics: Connectivity, Individuality, Portability and Social Interactivity.
What is the primary pathways of computing devices?
Software
Pictures of early computing devices and its inventor?
pictures of calculating devices with their inventors
What are the earliest computing devices?
1.Abacus 2.Pascals Adding machine 2.Difference Engine 3.Analytical engine above were earliest computing devices.
What was the erliest computing devices?
probably an abacus. Invented by the Chinese.
What did the development of microchips lead to?
It led to the development of computing devices
Did they have computers in the olden days?
Computing devices, yes, computers, no.
