Look how far we've come Baby!
Sixty years ago, "The Small Scale Experimental Machine" or "Baby" was born in a lab in Manchester. Filling a room, the first modern PC carried out different tasks using just 128 bytes of memory. It's first accomplishment was determining the highest factor of number, on June 21, 1948. Visit a working replica of Baby at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester.
Give your Mac or PC a hug today.
And get better soon Mr. Jobs!
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