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Yes, Charles Babbage (England) designed and built a mechanical computer beginning in 1822. It had more than 25000 parts and weighed 15 tons and wasn't as powerful as a pocket computer these days.

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yes. would you like a list of a few? OK, here goes (this is far from complete):

  • IBM 1401
  • IBM 1620
  • DEC PDP-1
  • Univac LARC (supercomputer)
  • Univac III
  • Univac Solid State II
  • IBM 7070
  • IBM 7080
  • IBM 7030 Stretch (supercomputer)
  • Univac 1107
  • IBM 1410
  • IBM 7010
  • IBM 1440
  • IBM 1460
  • IBM 7094
  • IBM 7094 II
  • IBM 7040
  • IBM 7044
  • IBM 1710
  • Univac 1108
  • Univac 1106
  • DEC PDP-5
  • DEC PDP-6
  • DEC PDP-8
  • DEC PDP-8s
  • DEC PDP-10
  • DECSYSTEM10
  • DECSYSTEM20
  • IBM 360/30
  • IBM 360/40
  • IBM 1130
  • IBM 1800
  • IBM 360/50
  • IBM 360/65
  • IBM 360/75
  • IBM 360/25
  • IBM 360/45
  • IBM 360/91
  • IBM 360/95
  • IBM 360/67 (virtual memory)
  • IBM 360/195
  • CDC 160
  • CDC 1604
  • CDC 3600
  • CDC 6600 (supercomputer)
  • CDC 7600 (supercomputer)
  • Gemini Guidance Computer
  • Apollo Guidance Computer
  • Minuteman I missile Guidance Computer
  • Minuteman II missile Guidance Computer
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Well....they had i-phones and i-pads and coloring books! ;)

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Yes they were called banana phones lookit up in YouTube.

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