20" Apple iMac desktop ( 250GB HD! New slim keyboard)

Now: $945.00
Regularly: $1,005.00

APPLE imac G4 Desktop

Now: $152.50

APPLE G3 DESKTOP COMPUTER

Regularly: $30.00

Apple POWER Mac G4 Desktop Computer with monitor.

Now: $800.00

Mac Apple G4 Desktop w Monitor - Excellent Condition

Now: $125.00
Regularly: $300.00

blue apple imac G3 desktop w matching keyboard, mouse!

Now: $15.50

Apple iMac Desktop 20" Display MA876LL 2.0 GHz

Now: $660.00

Apple PowerMac G4 450Mhz 512MB 40GB Desktop PC

Regularly: $85.00

Apple PowerMac G4 400Mhz 512MB 40GB Desktop PC

Regularly: $79.99

Apple PowerMac G4 466Mhz 512MB 60GB Desktop PC

Regularly: $89.99

Apple iMac G5 MA064LL A 20in Desktop 2.1GHz 1.5GB 250GB

Now: $315.09

APPLE IMAC OSX 21" FLAT PANEL DESKTOP, SIX MONTHS OLD

Now: $1,000.00
Regularly: $1,100.00

Apple iMac 15 Desktop G4 700MHz 40GB 640MB

Now: $102.50

Apple PowerMac G5 Desktop Computer Dual 2 Ghz

Now: $950.00
Regularly: $965.00

Apple PowerMac G4 500Mhz 512MB 80GB Desktop PC

Now: $99.99
Regularly: $119.99

Apple Remote Desktop 3 Unlimited Managed Systems Sealed

Now: $127.50

Apple PowerMac G4 Dual 500Mhz 512MB 80GB Desktop PC

Now: $119.99
Regularly: $139.99

Apple iMac Desktop with 24" LCD 2.16 GHz SD 250

Now: $1,098.00
Regularly: $1,125.00

APPLE MAC PRO DESKTOP COMPUTER

Now: $799.99

Apple G4 PowerMAC 1.0GHZ Desktop dual 156.8GB CD-RW-DVD

Now: $51.00

Lot 3 Apple PowerMac G4 3x Desktop PC Systems

Now: $149.95

HISTORY OF COMPUTERS - continued (PREV) (PAGE 1)
In November 1951, the J. Lyons company began weekly operation of a bakery valuations job on the LEO (Lyons Electronic Office). This was the first business application to go live on a stored program computer.

In 1952, IBM publicly announced the IBM 701 Electronic Data Processing Machine, the first in its successful 700/7000 series and its first IBM mainframe computer. The IBM 704, introduced in 1954, used magnetic core memory, which became the standard for large machines. The first implemented high-level general purpose programming language, Fortran, was also being developed at IBM for the 704 during 1955 and 1956 and released in early 1957. (Konrad Zuse's 1945 design of the high-level language Plankalkül was not implemented at that time.)
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