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245 00 $aDigital technology.
264 1 $aLondon :$bFranklin Watts,$c2015.
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490 1 $aTechnology timelines
521 2 $aKey Stage 2.
521 2 $aKey Stage 3.
505 0 $aDifference engine -- Looking at screens -- Codebreakers -- Mainframe -- Office tools -- Games machines -- Personal computers -- A look inside -- Going wireless -- In the cloud -- Supercomputers -- Future computers.
520 $aFrom simple abacuses to today's supercomputers, trace the evolution of technology's developments in all things digital and computer-related. A host of famous (and not so famous) computing machines throughout history, from early steam-powered computing machines and code breaking machines used during World War II to the development of the world wide web, wireless technology, show how inventors and engineers have developed and improved on technology to make computers such an important part of human history.
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655 7 $aHistory.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01411628
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800 1 $aJackson, Tom,$d1972-$tTechnology timelines.
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