Exam 11: Electronic Brains and Global Villages
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The earliest, rudimentary personal computers were built by
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Which of the following is not a precursor to the modern personal computer?
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Which company dominated the mainframe computer market?
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One of the main factors allowing the development of personal computers was the decline in the price of their component parts.
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One of the earliest real-time computers was SAGE, which was developed to run
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The earliest computers were __________, meaning that they had to be specially built to perform a specific calculation.
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Browsers, which made the World Wide Web possible, were created by __________.
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The first digital electronic calculator was created to break German codes in World War II.
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Most of the innovations in personal computers were developed by government funded projects.
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The secret to making computers work rapidly was using a __________ number system.
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Modems, which allowed computers to connect via telephone lines, were invented by
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__________ of technology allowed cell phones to become smartphones.
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Both personal computers and the internet were spin-offs of military technology.
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Amateurs have played a significant role in the development of electronic communication technology.
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