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Today in computer history: Electronic vs. Paper Books in SF
Today in computer history: Electronic vs. Paper Books in SF Library-January 26, 1997 The New York Times chronicles the debate between electronic and p...

Today in computer history: Babbages Analytical Engine Passes the
Today in computer history: Babbages Analytical Engine Passes the First Test-January 21, 1888 The Analytical Engine of Charles Babbage was never comple...

Today in computer history: The Fictional HAL 9000 Computer Becomes
Today in computer history: The Fictional HAL 9000 Computer Becomes Operational-January 12, 1997 The fictional HAL 9000 computer becomes operational, a...

Today in computer history: Dr. Marcian Edward (Ted) Hoff, Jr. is
Today in computer history: Dr. Marcian Edward (Ted) Hoff, Jr. is born October 28, 1937 at Rochester, New York. He received a BEE (1958) from Rensselea...

Today in computer history: A principal designer of the ENIAC,
Today in computer history: A principal designer of the ENIAC, Arthur Burks, was born. Burks -- who was born in Duluth, Minnesota, and educated at DePa...

Today in computer history: RCA withdraws from the computer market
Today in computer history: RCA withdraws from the computer market after losing $490 million. RCA, one of the “Seven Dwarfs,” a group that included...

Today in computer history: IBM introduces its Personal Computer
Today in computer history: IBM introduces its Personal Computer (PC) also known as the IBM Model 5150, lending legitimacy to microprocessor-based comp...