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Who create the computer?
No individual person actually created the computer. However, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak are credited with developing the first computer for personal use.
What was the name of the first electronic computer?
The first electronic computer was called the ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer).
Who created the first electronic?
Herbert A. Gilbert is credited with inventing the first electronic cigarette in 1963.
What is the fulform of ENIAC?
Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer, was the first general-purpose electronic computer.
What two inventions is Charles Babbage credited with most?
Babbage is most often credited with inventing the first digital computer and first automatic computer. Lily-chan :]
How is the electronic computer different from the first computer?
Electronic computer is may faster and smaller than the first developed computer. Electronic computers today uses small electronic devices and integrated circuits. Long time ago they use vacuum tubes which are huge.
Where was the first computer build at?
The answer depends on how you define a computer. Konrad Zuse built the first electronic computer at Berlin, Germany The first electronic computer in the US was built at Ames, Iowa by John Atanasoff.
Who invended the first computer?
Charles Babbage invented the first electronic computer
What could the first electronic computer do?
what could the first ever computer actually do?
Was the first computer made of electrical circuits?
The first electronic digital computer was.
Who developed the first home computer?
Steve Wozniak (1950- ) and Steve Jobs (1955-2012), college dropouts who founded Apple Computer in 1976, are credited with inventing the first computer for home use. Working out of a garage, they spent six months developing the prototype (initial model) for Apple I.
What name was given to the first computer?
The first electronic and digital computer is the Mark 1 Machine (also known as "Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator").
