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Commodore C64, 64er, 8 Bit Heimcomputer, 1986, Commodore C64, 64er, 8 Bit Homecomputer, 1986 (KEYSTONE/CHROMORANGE/Tscherwitschke)

Commodore C64, 64er, 8 Bit Heimcomputer, 1986, Commodore C64, 64er, 8 Bit Homecomputer, 1986 (KEYSTONE/CHROMORANGE/Tscherwitschke)

APPLE MACINTOSH COMPUTER

Apple Macintosh computer. This is a Macintosh IIv1, a model of the Macintosh II series manufactured by Apple Computer Inc. It was introduced in 1992 and discontinued in 1993. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/TON KINSBERGEN)

XEROX ALTO COMPUTER

Xerox Alto computer, at the Computer History Museum, USA. Developed by Xerox in 1972 as a research computer, they cost $32,000 each. Its monitor was designed to display a whole page of text. It was the first machine to use a graphical user interface (GUI), a mouse (lower right) and to be able to connect over a network (ethernet). The museum's collection includes over 3000 artefacts from 1945 to 1990. Established in 1996, the museum preserves and returns to working order, computers that have had a significant historical impact. The museum is due to be relocated, becoming part of the NASA Research Park, California, USA, in 2005. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/VOLKER STEGER)

DEEP BLUE SUPERCOMPUTER

Deep Blue supercomputer. This chess-playing machine was a 32-node IBM RS/6000 SP high-performance computer. It was developed by IBM as a successor to two earlier computer chess projects dating from 1985 (ChipTest and then Deep Thought). The principal design was by computer scientist Feng-hsiung Hsu, with chess-related assistance from grandmaster Joel Benjamin. The Deep Blue prototype played in the 8th World Computer Chess Championship in 1995. This was followed by two matches against the World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov. In the first match, in 1996, Deep Blue won a game but lost the match. In the second match, in 1997, Deep Blue made history by defeating Kasparov. In both cases, this was the first time a computer had defeated a reigning world champion at standard time controls. Deep Blue mainly used brute force computing, calculating 200 million positions per second to a depth of many moves.(KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY SPL/IBM RESEARCH/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

DIG, SG hist., EDV / Elektronik, Computer, Titelbild, US Computermagazin BYTE, Computer IBM 5150 PC, erster Personal Computer, ist 1981 auf den Markt gekommen, USA, Januar 1982, IBM, PC, Intel Prozessor 8088, 4,77 MHz, 64 KB RAM, zwei 5.25-Zoll-Diskettenlaufwerke, 12-Zoll-Monochrombildschirm, Titelgeschichte, Monochrombildschirm, Bildschirm, PC-Bildschirm, Tastatur, Verkaufspreis 2.880 Dollar, Heimcomputer, Homecomputer, Erfindung, Erfindungen, Computerzeitschrift, Computerzeitschriften, Computergeschichte, Mediengeschichte, 80er Jahre, Achtziger Jahre, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

DIG, SG hist., EDV / Elektronik, Computer, einer der ersten Personalcomputer, Tandy Radio Shack TRS-80, mit Zilog Z80 Prozessor, Preis: 599,95 Dollar, weltweit einer der ersten drei auf dem Markt erhaeltlichen Heimcomputer, hier mit zusaetzlichem Expansion-Interface unter dem Monitor, USA, 1977, PC, Heimcomputer, Homecomputer, Computermonitor, Tastatur, Computergeschichte, W.M.Weber Sammlung, 70er, Freisteller, Sachaufnahme, historisch, EDV, Studioaufnahme, Hardware, Objekt, Kompaktgeraet, 1970er, 20. Jh., (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

DIG, SG hist., EDV / Elektronik, Computer, Osborne-1, erster tragbarer Computer der Welt, Detailansicht, Portable, Laptop, 5-Zoll-Monitor, Gruenmonitor, Prozessor Z80-A, 64 KB RAM, Betriebssystem CP/M 2.2, zwei eingebaute Diskettenlaufwerke 5.25 Zoll, Kunstoff-Gehaeuse mit Tragegriff, Gewicht: 12 kg, Preis: $ 1.795, Hersteller: Osborne Computer Corporation, Hayward, Kalifornien, USA, 1981, Firmenchef, Erfinder: Adam Osborne, Designer: Lee Felsenstein, Computergeschichte, historisch, Sammlung W. M. Weber, Notebook, Monitor, tragbar, Hardware, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

APPLE LISA, 1983

SG hist., EDV - Elektronik, Computer, Apple Lisa, erster Personal Computer mit graphischer Benutzeroberflaeche und Maus, erste einsatzfaehige Computermaus, Prozessor: Motorola 68000, 5 MHz, 1 MB RAM, 2 MB ROM, 12-Zoll-Display eingebauter Monitor, Neupreis 1983: 10.000 Dollar, die Lisa erwies sich fuer Apple als geschaeftlicher Flop, produziert bis 1986, USA, 1983,|Computermonitor, Diskettenlaufwerk, Tastatur, Computergeschichte, Computertechnik, Erfindung, Erfindungen, 1980er, Freisteller, Informationstechnik, IT, elektronische Datenverarbeitung, Technik, Technologie, Elektronengehirn, elektronische Datenverarbeitungsanlage, Rechner, Elektronenhirn, Datenverarbeitungsanlage, Universalrechner, Geraet, Apparat, Objekt, Gegenstand, Sachaufnahme, Display, Anzeigegeraet, Bildschirm, Computerbildschirm, Informationstechnologie, Rechentechnik, 20. Jahrhundert, computer / electronics, computer, Apple Lisa, first personal computer with grahpical user interface and mouse, first usable computer mouse, processor: Motorola 68000, 5 megahertz, 1 megabyte random access memory, 2 megabyte read-only memory, 12-inch display integrated monitor, original price 1983: 10.000 dollar, produced until 1986, USA, 1983 (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/ TV-YESTERDAY)

USA COMPUTER APPLE MACINTOSH

Der Macintosh, der erste Mac von Apple 1984. (KEYSTONE/HANDOUT APPLE)

IBM 5150 PERSONAL COMPUTER, 1981

SG hist., EDV - Elektronik, Computer, IBM 5150 Personal Computer, erster Personal Computer, Intel Prozessor 8088, 16-Bit-Prozessor, 4.77 MHz, 64 KB RAM, Betriebssystem DOS 1.0, zwei 5.25-Zoll Diskettenlaufwerke, 12-Zoll Monochrombildschirm, Verkaufspreis 2.880 Dollar, erschien am 12. August 1981, USA, 1981,|IBM, Monochrombildschirm, monochrom, PC-Bildschirm, Tastatur, IBM-PC Heimcomputer, Homecomputer, Erfindung, Erfindungen, Computergeschichte, Mediengeschichte, Technikgeschichte, Freisteller, 1980er, Informationstechnik, IT, elektronische Datenverarbeitung, Informationstechnologie, Technik, Kiste, PC, Personalcomputer, Gefaess, Behaelter, Behaeltnis, Arbeitsspeicher, Zentralspeicher, Random Access Memory, Kurzzeitspeicher, Kurzspeicher, Hauptspeicher, Elektronengehirn, elektronische Datenverarbeitungsanlage, Rechner, Elektronenhirn, Datenverarbeitungsanlage, Computer, Universalrechner, Geraet, Apparat, Objekt, Gegenstand, Sachaufnahme, Heimcomputer, Technologie, 20. Jahrhundert, computer / electronics, computer, IBM 5150 personal computer, first personal computer, Intel 8088 processor, 16 bit processor, 4.77 MHz, 64 kilobyte RAM, operating system DOS 1.0, two 5.25-Zoll floppy disk drives, 12 inch monochrom monitor, sales price: 2.880 dollar, published on 12.8.1981, USA, 1981 (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/ TV-YESTERDAY)

Der neueste Apple-Computer 'iMac' mit seinem Design aus Weiss und halbtransparentem Tuerkisgruen auf einem undatiertem Archivbild. Apple-Computer und die mit ihnen verbundenen Design- und Publishing-Loesungen standen am vergangenen Wochenende auf der Messe 'MacWorld and Publishing Expo' im Mittelpunkt. (AP Photo/Handout) Illustration zu unserem Korrespondentenbericht

DIG, SG hist., EDV / Elektronik, Computer, Commodore executive computer SX-64, USA, 1984, Portable auf Basis des C64, integrierter 5 Zoll Farbmonitor, 13 cm Bildschirmdiagonale, eingebautes 5.25 Zoll Diskettenlaufwerk, 1541 Floppy, Prozessor MOS 6510A, 64 KB Arbeitsspeicher, Tragegriff dient als Stuetze waehrend des Betriebs, auf Stromnetz angewiesen, keine Batteriebetrieb vorgesehen, Tastatur wird zum Transport als Deckel vor den Bildschirm geklappt, Gewicht: 10,5 kg, das Geraet war fuer den Hersteller Commodore ein Flop, tragbar, tragbarer, Vorlaeufer des Notebook, Computergeschichte, 80er, amerikanisch, EDV, Produkt, Objekt, Studioaufnahme, Tastatur, Computer, Personalcomputer, Hardware, Technik, Erfindung, Innovation, 1980er, 20. Jh., (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

DIG, SG hist., EDV / ELektronik, Computer, erster tragbarer Apple Computer, Macintosh Portable, Prozessor: Motorola 68000, 16 MHz, Hauptspeicher maximal 8 MB, Betrieb ueber Bleiakku, USA, 1989, Akku, 3,5 Festplatte, Trackball, Notebook, Hersteller, Apple Computer, Inc. Cupertino, Kalifornien, Computergeschichte, Computertechnik, Erfindung, historisch, 80er, 1980er, 20. Jh., Studioaufnahme, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

Commodore C64, 64er, 8 Bit Heimcomputer, 1986, Commodore C64, 64er, 8 Bit Homecomputer, 1986 (KEYSTONE/CHROMORANGE/Tscherwitschke)

This photo provided by Apple of the newly released MacBook Air in this photo taken on Aug. 14, 2007. (AP Photo/Apple, ho) **NO SALES, MAGS OUT**

USA APPLE MACBOOK AIR

With his company's logo seen in the background, Apple CEO Steve Jobs holds up the new MacBook Air portable computer during his keynote at the MacWorld Conference in San Francisco, Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2008. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)

DIG, SG hist., EDV, Computer, Toshiba Satellite 220CS Notebook, 133 MHz Pentium Processor, 16 MB EDO RAM, erweiterbar auf 144 MB, Diskettenlaufwerk, Festplatte 1,35 GB, USB-Anschluss, Computer, eingeschaltet, urspruenglich mit Windows 95 geliefert, nachgeruestet mit Microsoft Windows 98, Japan, 1996, Laptop, Intel inside, Computertechnik, Hardware, Elektronik, Computergeschichte, japanisch, Made in Japan, Freisteller, 1990er, 90er, alt, Informationstechnik, IT, elektronische Datenverarbeitung, Informationstechnologie, Technik, Technologie, Mobilrechner, tragbarer Computer, Klapprechner, Elektronengehirn, elektronische Datenverarbeitungsanlage, Rechner, Elektronenhirn, Datenverarbeitungsanlage, Computer, Universalrechner, Geraet, Apparat, Objekt, Gegenstand, Sachaufnahme, 20. Jahrhundert, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

LAPTOP, COLOURED X-RAY

Laptop. Coloured X-ray of a laptop, showing its internal structure. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/GUSTOIMAGES/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

USA COMPUTER IBM THINKPAD

The first ThinkPad born of the IBM cross-breeding with China's Lenovo Ltd. is photographed in New York, Monday July 25, 2005. At 3 1/2 pounds and 1.14 inches thick, the IBM ThinkPad convertible tablet features a 10.1-inch XGA display, a fingerprint-identification system and a battery life that is normally 2.6 hours. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Richard Drew)

OLD TOSHIBA LAPTOP COMPUTER

Old Toshiba laptop computer (KEYSTONE/IMAGEBROKER/imagebroker/Niels Poulsen)

Undatiertes Archivbild zeigt einen speziell fuer die Schule entwickelten Desktop-Compute : Der eMac von Apple verfuegt ueber einen 17-Zoll-Bildschirm und einen 700-MHz-PowerPC-G4-Prozessor in einem besonders kompakten Design. (AP Photo/HO)

The new Apple iMac DV is shown in this photo released Tuesday, Oct. 5, 1999. Apple Computer sent double shots across the bow of its competitors Tuesday, unveiling a new iMac with features never seen before on a personal computer and a new operating system designed to make easier for its PC users to search the Internet, download files and maintain security. (AP Photo/Apple Computer)

USA APPLE STEVE JOBS

This 1998 photo provided by Apple shows Apple CEO Steve Jobs holding an iMac computer. Apple Inc. on Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011 said Jobs is resigning as CEO, effective immediately. He will be replaced by Tim Cook, who was the company's chief operating officer. It said Jobs has been elected as Apple's chairman. (AP Photo/Moshe Brakha)

USA IBOOK LAPTOP

The new Apple iBook laptop computer, shown in a promotional photo, was unveiled at Apple's semiannual MacWorld in New York July 2, 1999. The new member of the iMac family, priced at $1,599, uses novel wireless technology for connecting to the Internet. It comes in two colors: tangerine (shown) and blueberry. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Apple Computer Inc.)

USA APPLE STEVE JOBS

Apple Computers Inc. interim chief executive Steve Jobs unveils the new iMac computer in Cupertino, Calif., Wednesday, May 6, 1998. The price of the new consumer model iMac is $1,299 and will be available in August. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)

STEVE JOBS NEXT COMPUTER

FILE - Steven P. Jobs, the president and CEO of NeXT Computer Inc., shows off his company's new NeXTstation, after an introduction to the public in San Francisco, Calif., on Sept. 18, 1990. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

COMMODORE AMIGA COMPUTER

FILE - In New York at Lincoln Center commodore "Amiga" computers debuted their new computer photo shows operator running programs on "Amiga" during presentation show on July 23, 1985. (AP Photo/Mario Suriani)

19870414 PD0002

The photo taken on April 14th 1987 shows an employee of the Austria Press Agency working with the Pixar computer. - 19870414_PD0002 (KEYSTONE/APA/Robert Jäger)

OBIT COMPUTER DESIGNER

This April 1997 picture shows Dr. Henry Edward Roberts with the Altair 8800 computer in Cochran, Ga. Roberts, the developer of an early personal computer that inspired Bill Gates to found Microsoft, died Thursday, April 1, 2010 in Georgia. He was 68. (AP Photo/Atlanta Journal & Constitution, William Berry) ** MARIETTA DAILY OUT; GWINNETT DAILY POST OUT **

MINING SAFETY SURVEY MACHINE, 1970S

Mining safety survey machine. Worker answering health and safety questions using an early form of electronic survey machine. This machine is being used at the Safety in Mines Research Establishment (SMRE) in the 1970s. The SMRE, formed in 1947, was part of the UK's Health and Safety Executive. It was one of three bodies that later merged in 1975 to form what in 1995 became the Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL). (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/CROWN COPYRIGHT/HEALTH & SAFETY LABORATORY SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

USA COMPUTER APPLE MACINTOSH

This is the Apple Macintosh that was unveiled in Cupertino, Calif., on Jan. 23, 1984. The main console contains a 32 bit microprocessor, a built-in 3 1/2 inch disk drive, a nine inch display, 64k ROM and 128k RAM. Suggested price is $2,495. (AP Photo)

DIG SG hist., EDV, Computer, Commodore C64, 1982, meist verkaufter Computer aller Zeiten, ueber 17 Millionen verkaufte Exemplare, C 64 Homecomputer, mit 64 KB RAM, 20 KB ROM, Tastaturgehaeuse, mit externem Monitor, Modell 1084S, Computermonitor, Computerbildschirm, Diskettenlaufwerk Modell 1541, Heimcomputer, Bestseller, Computergeschichte, 80er Jahre, Achtziger Jahre, Sachaufnahme, Studioaufnahme, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

GERMANY COMPUTER AND COMMUNICATIONS FESTIVAL HISTORY

epa06253363 A visitor is playing 'Space Invaders' on a TRS-80 Model I (1977) computer at the Vintage Computing Festival in Berlin, Germany 08 October 2017. The Vintage Computing Festival Berlin (VCFB) is an event about historical computers and computing technology, one of the goals of the festival is to contribute to the preservation of historical computers and other data processing devices, historical operating systems, software, programming languages, network technology and other devices that compute. EPA/OMER MESSINGER

DIG, SG hist., EDV / Elektronik, Computer, Apple Lisa, erster Personal Computer mit graphischer Benutzeroberflaeche und Maus, erste einsatzfaehige Computermaus, Prozessor: Motorola 68000, 5 MHz, 1 MB RAM, 2 MB ROM, 12-Zoll-Display, eingebauter Monitor, Computermonitor, Diskettenlaufwerk, Tastatur, Neupreis 1983: $ 9.995, das Modell Lisa erwies sich fuer Apple als geschaeftlicher Flop, wurde produziert bis 1986, USA, 1983, Erfindungen, Sammlung W. M. Weber, 1980er, 80er, Freisteller, Informationstechnik, IT, elektronische Datenverarbeitung, Technik, Technologie, Mensch-Maschine-Schnittstelle, Bedienoberflaeche, Bedieneroberflaeche, Anwenderschnittstelle, User Interface, Benutzerschnittstelle, Nutzeroberflaeche, Bedienerschnittstelle, Arbeitsspeicher, Zentralspeicher, Random Access Memory, Kurzzeitspeicher, Kurzspeicher, Hauptspeicher, Elektronengehirn, elektronische Datenverarbeitungsanlage, Rechner, Elektronenhirn, Datenverarbeitungsanlage, Computer, Universalrechner, Geraet, Apparat, Objekt, Gegenstand, Sachaufnahme, Display, Anzeigegeraet, Bildschirm, Computerbildschirm, Keyboard, Bauart, Typ, Muster, Informationstechnologie, Rechentechnik, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

DIG, SG hist., EDV / Elektronik, Computer, Apple Macintosh Plus, Personalcomputer, 1 MB RAM, 8 MHz, mit eingebautem s/w Monitor und 3.5 Zoll Diskettenlaufwerk, Neupreis 1986: 2.600 Dollar, produziert bis Oktober 1990, USA, 1986, Tastatur, Maus, Nachfolgemodell des legendaeren Mac, Design-Klassiker, Design, Computergeschichte, Computertechnik, 80er, EDV, Hardware, Sachaufnahme, Studioaufnahme, Objekt, Kompaktsystem, kompakt, Nachfolger, 1980er, 20. Jh., (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

DIG, SG hist., EDV / Elektronik, Computer, frueher japanischer Laptop, Toshiba T1200, mit eingebauten Akkus, Prozessor 80c87, 640 KB Arbeitsspeicher, 20 MB Festplatte, LCD Bildschirm, Japan, 1986, Display monochrom, tragbarer Computer, Portable, Computergeschichte, historisch, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

1ER ORDINATEUR MACINTOSH

1er ordinateur Apple Macintosh (Mac) 128K (car il avait 128 Ko de memoire, avec clavier, souris et lecteur de disquette) lance le 24 janvier 1984 par Steve Jobs (Apple fut cree le 1 avril 1976 par Steve Jobs) --- 1st Apple Macintosh (Mac) 128K computer, released january 24, 1984 by Steve Jobs (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/PVDE)

USA COMPUTER APPLE

Der Apple IIC, Personalcomputer von Apple aus dem Jahre 1984. (KEYSTONE/HANDOUT APPLE)

DIG, SG hist., EDV / Elektronik, Computer, Compaq Plus, tragbarer Computer, erster IBM PC kompatibler Computer, auf MS-DOS Basis, USA, 1983, eingebauter Bildschirm, 5.25 Zoll Diskettenlaufwerk, Compaq Computer Corp., Erfindung, Technik, Elektronik, EDV, Computer, Personalcomputer, Sachaufnahme, Studioaufnahme, Tastatur, Portable, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

DIG, SG hist., EDV / Elektronik, Computer, Osborne-1, erster tragbarer Computer der Welt, Portable, Laptop, 5-Zoll-Monitor, Gruenmonitor, Prozessor Z80-A, 64 KB RAM, Betriebssystem CP/M 2.2, zwei eingebaute Diskettenlaufwerke 5.25 Zoll, Kunstoff-Gehaeuse mit Tragegriff, Gewicht: 12 kg, Preis: $ 1.795, Hersteller: Osborne Computer Corporation, Hayward, Kalifornien, USA, 1981, Firmenchef, Erfinder: Adam Osborne, Designer: Lee Felsenstein, Computergeschichte, historisch, Sammlung W. M. Weber, Notebook, Monitor, tragbar, Hardware, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

OSBORNE 1, FIRST PORTABLE COMPUTER

Osborne 1, the first portable computer. It was launched in 1981 by the Osborne Computer Corporation (OCC). The 12 kilogram machine had a four megahertz processor and 65 kilobytes of memory. The keyboard could be folded up and attached to the front of the computer for ease of carrying. The monochrome screen was five inches (12.5cm) across and could display 24 lines of 52 characters. The computer was briefly popular before competitors began marketing significantly better models. OCC's premature announcement of the impending release of a far superior machine led to customers delaying their purchase of the Osborne 1, which contributed to the company's demise in 1983. This error became known as the Osborne effect. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/JAMES GATHANY/CDC)

DIG, SG hist., EDV / Elektronik, Akustikkoppler der Firma Tandy Radio Shack, Zubehoer zum Home-Computer TRS-80, USA, um 1980, Modem, Computergeschichte, Freisteller, 80er, EDV, Akustik, Computerzubehoer, Zubehoer, Komponente, Hardware, Sachaufnahme, Objekt, Heimcomputer, 1980er, 20. Jh., (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

DIG, SG hist., EDV / Elektronik, Computer, IBM 5150 PC, erster Personalcomputer, IBM, PC, Intel Prozessor 8088, 4,77 MHz, 64 KB RAM, zwei 5.25 Zoll Diskettenlaufwerke, 12-Zoll-Monochrombildschirm, USA, 1981, Monochrombildschirm, Bildschirm, PC-Bildschirm, Tastatur, Verkaufspreis 2.880 Dollar, Heimcomputer, Homecomputer, Erfindung, Computergeschichte, Mediengeschichte, Sammlung W.M.Weber, 80er Jahre, Achtziger Jahre, historisch, PC, EDV, Hardware, Monitor, Desktop-PC, Desktop, Studioaufnahme, Heimelektronik, Computertechnik, Technik, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

USA TECHNOLOGY IBM

A handout image by IBM of the first IBM PC, the 5150, that went to the market on August 11 1981, and now is 25 years old. The personal computer was one of the revolutionary inventions for businesses and for leisure. On August 12 1981 IBM introduced the first PC with a price of 3,280 dollars. It was a machine of 11 kg, 15 cm of height with a small black and green screen of 11.5 inches. EPA/IBM/HO

IBM 5110 AND OMNIBOT 2000 ROBOT

IBM 5110 and Omnibot 2000 robot, holding a packet of crisps, on display at the Computer History Museum, USA. The IBM (International Business Machines) 5110 was released in 1975 for $14,000. It was marketed as a portable computer, and weighed 23 kilograms. The Tomy Omnibot 2000 was released in the early 1980s as a programmable toy robot. The museum's collection includes over 3000 artefacts from 1945 to 1990. Established in 1996, the museum preserves and returns to working order, computers that have had a significant historical impact. The museum is due to be relocated, becoming part of the NASA Research Park, California, USA, in 2005. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/VOLKER STEGER)

SG hist., Elektronik, PC, Commodore, Modell 8296, um 1980, Computer, Bildschirm mit Tastatur, Screen, Monitor, Bildschirm, Rechner, Rechenmaschine, Technik, Datenverwaltung, Datenverarbeitung, Hardware, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/Wolfgang Maria Weber)

DIG SG hist., EDV Pong mit Telespiel-Konsole black point Multicolor Type FS 1001, DEU, 1977, elektronisches Fernsehspiel in Farbe, Konsole fuer zwei Spieler, vier Spiele zur Auswahl: Pelota, Squash, Fussball/Hockey, Tennis, Videospiel, Computerspiel, Softball, Software, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/Wolfgang Maria Weber)

DIG Deutschland, 1977, Pong, erstes Telespiel, in einer deutschen Fassung, Familie spielt Pong mit Telespiel Konsole black point Multicolor Type FS 1001, Vater, Mutter, Sohn sitzen vor dem Fernseher, Spielkonsole, Spielekonsole, elektronisches Videospiel, Videogame, Videogames, Telespiele, Fernsehspiel, in Farbe, Konsole fuer zwei Spieler, vier Spiele zur Auswahl, Pelota, Squash, Fussball, Hockey, Tennis, Freizeit, Vergnuegen, Unterhaltung, Anfaenge der Videospiele, Computerspiel, Computerspiele, Menschen, Mediengeschichte, TV, 70er Jahre, Siebziger Jahre, historisch, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

COMPUTER, COMPUTER ?

Die beiden Moderatoren der Ratgeber Sendung "Computer, Computer ?", Peter Brückner und Thomas von Randow unter der Regie von Ule Eith vor ihrem Commodore PET 2001 Terminal, Deutschland Ende 1970er Jahre. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES/Schweigmann)

USA COMPUTER APPLE

This is an undated file photo of an advertisment for the Apple II computer introduced in 1977. Stiff competition over the years reduced Apple's products to a niche market, though the company led by co-founder Steve Jobs is still revered as a trailblazer and innovator. Today, about 5 percent of the world's personal computers are Apple Macs. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Apple Computer)

APPLE II COMPUTER

Apple II computer and monitor. This was released in 1977 and included a number of revolutionary features, including its plastic casing and the ability to display colour on a monitor. It was designed and built by the co-founders of the Apple Computer Inc. company, Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs. It is on display at the Computer History Museum, USA. The museum's collection includes over 3000 artefacts from 1945 to 1990. Established in 1996, the museum preserves and returns to working order, computers that have had a significant historical impact. The museum is due to be relocated, becoming part of the NASA Research Park, California, USA, in 2005. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/VOLKER STEGER)

SG hist., EDV, Elektronik, Computer, Commodore PET 2001, mit eingebautem Kassetten-Laufwerk und 40-Zeichen-Display, MOS 6502, 1977, Hardware, Studioaufnahme, Bildschirm, integrierte Tastatur, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/Wolfgang Maria Weber)

APPLE STEVE JOBS

FILE - This 1977 file photo shows Apple co-founder Steve Jobs as he introduces the new Apple II in Cupertino, Calif. Apple on Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011 said Jobs has died. He was 56. (AP Photo/Apple Computers Inc., File)

USA COMPUTER APPLE IBM MACINTOSH

Ein Apple II von 1977, ein IBM PC von 1981 und ein Macintosh von 1984, allesamt Personalcomputer aus den Anfaengen der PC's. (KEYSTONE/HANDOUT APPLE)

DIG, SG hist., EDV / Elektronik, Wang, Modell 2200 PCS-II, sehr frueher Computer, Buerocomputer, reiner Textcomputer, USA, 1977, Kompaktrechner, Computerhersteller Wang Laboratories , Modellname PCS = Personal Computer System, eine aus mehreren TTL-ICs zusammengesetzte CPU , 2 Floppy Laufwerke, Floppy Disk, 5,25 Zoll, je 89 KB, RAM 8 KB, ROM 42,5 KB, 8 Zoll Monitor, eingebauter Computermonitor, monochrom, gruen auf schwarz, eingebaut, Betriebssystem Wang BASIC, Schnittstellen RS232-C, Centronics, Neupreis ueber 35.000 DM, Wang-Computer, WANG, Computertechnik, Computergeschichte, Technikgeschichte, Freisteller, Sachaufnahme, 70er Jahre, Siebziger Jahre, historisch, EDV, Hardware, PC, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/TV-Yesterday)

USA APPLE-1 ON CHRISTIE'S AUCTION

epa03758607 An original Apple computer, now known as the Apple-1, which was designed and hand-built in 1976 by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is shown at a press preview at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, USA, 24 June 2013. Christie's is auctioning the Apple-1 at its First Bytes: Iconic Technology From the Twentieth Century, an online-only auction featuring vintage tech products. EPA/TONY AVELAR

APPLE I COMPUTER

Apple I computer. This was released in April 1976 at the Homebrew Computer Club, USA. It cost $666.66 and was sold as a circuit board, the wooden case needed to be home-made. Designed by Steve Wozniak and marketed by Steve Jobs, they formed the Apple Computer Inc. company together. It is on display at the Computer History Museum, USA. The museum's collection includes over 3000 artefacts from 1945 to 1990. Established in 1996, the museum preserves and returns to working order, computers that have had a significant historical impact. The museum is due to be relocated, becoming part of the NASA Research Park, California, USA, in 2005. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/VOLKER STEGER)

USA COMPUTER APPLE

JAHRHUNDERTRUECKBLICK AUSLAND === DER ERSTE APFEL === Der Apple I, der erste Personalcomputer von Apple aus dem Jahre 1976. (KEYSTONE/HANDOUT APPLE)

DEUTSCHLAND COMPUTER MUSEUM

Das undatierte vom Heinz-Nixdorf-Museumsforum Paderborn zur Verfuegung gestellte Bild zeigt den"Altair 8800" Computer, der in der Januar-Ausgabe 1975 der amerikanischen Zeitschrift "Popular Electronics" vorgestellt wurde. Der erste PC der Welt wurde damals fuer 397 US-Dollar an Bastler verkauft. (AP Photo/Heinz Nixdorf Museumsforum) === ===

AMES RESEARCH CENTER, USA

Ames Research Center. Aerospace engineer Paul Kutler, working with a 3D model on an early computer at NASA's Ames Research Center, California, USA. He is using the IBM 2250 Graphics Display Unit. The light pen is connected to the computer by a long cable and serves as a pointing device in a similar manner to a computer mouse.Photographed in 1973. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/NASA/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

CALCULATRICE HP 9100A

Le HP 9100a, premier calculateur de bureau commercialise par Hewlett-Packard en 1968 (calcul en virgule flottante, fonctions transcendantales, programmation, absence de circuits integres ...) --- The HP 9100A was Hewlett Packard's first calculator, 1968 (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/PVDE)

Image of an IBM PC/AT computer in front of the much larger IBM 650; photographed at the IBM museum in Binghamton, NY. The IBM 650 was the first mass-produced computer in the world, and was released in 1954, (discontinued in 1962). The PC/AT was released in 1984, and discontinued in 1990. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE SOURCE/Hank Morgan)

UNIVAC 11 COMPUTER

The UNIVAC (UNIVersal Automatic Computer) 11 computer, 1962. UNIVAC was the first commercial computer made in the United States. The first UNIVAC was delivered to the United States Census Bureau on March 31, 1951. It was made by the company Remington Rand. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE SOURCE/Earl Scott)