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− | ''World's
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− | ''Punch
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− | know, the first computer was as big as your classroom! 60 years ago,
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− | computers were very big, costly and used lot of electricity. The
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− | electrons were moving. Punch cards were an input method. After the
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− | vacuum tubes, came the transistors which could turn electricity in a
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− | circuit 'on' or 'off'. This turning 'on' and 'off' could be used to
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| ''Integrated | | ''Integrated |
| Circuit (IC)'' | | Circuit (IC)'' |