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Who invented the alto computer and why was it never introduced to the public?
Xerox Palo Alto
When was the first computer sold with a keyboard and monitor?
Although The Xerox Alto (developed at Xerox PARC on March 1, 1973) was one of the first computers designed for individual use - making it arguably the first "Personal Computer" - it really wasn't marketed to the public, per se. The Alto was the first computer to be housed in a "desktop" configuration and to use a mouse-driven graphical user interface. The IBM model number 5150 was introduced on August 12, 1981. It ushered in the term "Personal Computer".
Who developed the Alto computer?
Xerox
Which was a first computer with GUI and MOUSE?
XEROX Alto
Was the Xerox Alto an important step in computer development?
Yes
Where was Apple Computers started?
The Homebrew Computer Club in Palo Alto
What is the worst computer ever made?
It's called the Xerox Alto
What invention helped the Americans win palo alto?
Palo Alto is a city in California and no invention was used to “win” it. It never was fought for.
Was apple the first computer company to introduce the mouse?
No. Xerox was. Their Alto computer inspired Apple and other companies.
What country was the apple computer created in?
US, in a Palo Alto, CA garage.
What are the factors that led to the launch of alto by maruti?
basically maruti suzuki alto is the upgraded version maruti 800,with higher bhp to delever good power.actually,maruti 800 was a a complete vehicle for scooting in the cities but still it is facing problem of lack of space thaat's why alto was introduced
Why is the Xerox Alto an important step in computer development?
The Xerox Alto, developed in the early 1970s, is significant in computer development as it introduced the graphical user interface (GUI), utilizing windows, icons, and menus, which transformed how users interact with computers. It also pioneered the use of a mouse as a pointing device, making computing more accessible and intuitive. These innovations laid the groundwork for future operating systems, influencing the design of personal computers, including Apple's Macintosh and Microsoft Windows. Overall, the Alto marked a shift towards more user-friendly computing, setting standards that are still prevalent today.
