No one knows for sure. An ancient computer was brought up from the bottom of the sea. It was rudimentary but none the less a computer.
There is endless dispute as to who made the first computer, most of it arising from different ideas of what features a machine must have to be considered a "computer". There are many different devices that have been called the "first computer", so it is impossible to identify a single individual who was the first person to make one.
Some of his main inventions include the computer mouse, windows, computer video teleconferencing, hypermedia, groupware, email, the internet and more. ~student of THS
the first portable computer
in 1855
the first portable computer
1969
Microsoft does not make computers.
You can make 40,320 words from the letters in computer
To transfer Quicken from one office computer to another, the first step is to back up files on the first computer, then restore the data file on the new computer. Quicken will need to already be running on the computer the files are being transferred to.
No, Limewire and all other P2P services are confidencial. The second computer would only see what the first one is downloading if the first one is downloading directly from the second one.
First you need a computer, then you need a supergenius programmer, pay the programmer alot of money to build you one.
As Adam Osborn did not make the first computer his age is irrelevant.He was just 3 years old when the first electronic digital computer ran and 9 years old when the first prototype of the modern computer ran. He was completely unaware of both events when they happened.