0
1822 Charles Babbage (1792-1871) designed his firstmechanical computer, the first prototype for the difference engine.And Blah Blah Blah blah blah blah...
Wiki User
∙ 10y ago
Anonymous
1822 Charles Babbage (1792-1871) designed his first
mechanical computer, the first prototype for the
difference engine.
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How fingers were used as early counting devices?
10 fingers
Name the first calculating device?
It may depend upon the early civilization referred and their records thereof. Anyway, here are some of the ancient devices chronologically listed below. pebbles and stones counting boards counting rods abacus
What is the first counting devices?
abacus New Writer: The human hand.
How many establishments in the U.S. manufactured totalizing fluid meters and counting devices in the late 1990's?
Approximately 223 U.S. establishments manufactured totalizing fluid meters and counting devices in the late 1990s
How much money was generated from the shipment of goods from the totalizing fluid meters and counting devices industry at the end of the twentieth century?
valued at $1.78 billion, and other totalizing fluid meters and counting devices valued at $171 million.
What was a early counting machine in ancient China?
abacus
Why did early computer engineers choose a base-2 counting system as the basis of their machines?
The binary number system is very easy to equate to the way how all electronic devices work - two discrete values: on and off.
Abacus:?
An early counting tool used for basic arithmetic.
Abacus: ?
An early counting tool used for basic arithmetic.
Pictures of early computing devices and its inventor?
pictures of calculating devices with their inventors
What were the things early man used for counting purpose?
Early man used various objects such as stones, knotted ropes, notches on sticks, and shells to keep track of quantities. These objects were manipulated or moved as each item was counted, helping early humans with basic arithmetic calculations and recording transactions.
What is early machine that could do basic maths?
It was an abacus counting device
