Introduction Since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, people wanted and needed an easier way of calculating and measuring. Through the dreams of Charles Babbage, the computer was born. These new machines could do any regular math more than twice as fast as any human. Sadly, these ideas were not appreciated until almost one hundred years later. In the 1950's, the idea of computers was broght up again. This is when people finally started crediting …showed first 75 words of 2221 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2221 total…'s. Computers are a very big part of everyday life, and it all started with one little dream of a regular man, Charles Babbage. Bibliography Slater, Robert. Portraits in Silicon. London: The MIT Press, 1987 Computer History Association of California. http://www.chac.org/chac HCS Virtual Computer History Museum. http://www.asap.unime1b.edu.au/hstm/data/337.htm Perspectives of the Smithsonian: Smithsonian Computer History http://www.si.edu/resource/tours/comphist/computer.htm