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Early computing pioneer (ENIAC) facts

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Early computing pioneer (ENIAC) facts

by Elmer Mamni
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It was designed by John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert.

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It was designed by John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert.

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It used transistors as switching elements.

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It required manual wiring and panel switching for programming, not a stored-program computer.

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It was the first stored-program computer.

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It was completed in 1950.

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It used decimal arithmetic with 10-digit numbers.

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It was designed by Alan Turing.

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It was completed in 1945 and used vacuum tubes.

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It was built at MIT.

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ENIAC was a general-purpose electronic digital computer built at the University of Pennsylvania Moore School.

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ENIAC fue la primera computadora electrónica de propósito general construida en 1940.

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Fue diseñada específicamente para cálculos meteorológicos.

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Utilizaba tubos de vacío para sus circuitos.

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Trabajaba con números en decimal para sus cálculos.

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En su diseño se usaron transistores en lugar de tubos de vacío.

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ENIAC fue una computadora electrónica de propósito general.

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Era una máquina de programa almacenado (stored-program).

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Contaba con menos de 2.000 tubos de vacío.

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Se programaba mediante tableros de conexiones y interruptores, no por un programa almacenado.

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Fue construida en la Universidad de Pennsylvania.

 
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