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    The electronic age from the 1930s to 1980s saw advancements in technology and communication. Transistors guided the development of new technologies like transistor radios, televisions, computers, and projectors. Examples include the transistor radio, television, mainframe computers like EDSAC and UNIVAC I, early personal computers like the Apple I, and overhead projectors.

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    The electronic age from the 1930s to 1980s saw advancements in technology and communication. Transistors guided the development of new technologies like transistor radios, televisions, computers, and projectors. Examples include the transistor radio, television, mainframe computers like EDSAC and UNIVAC I, early personal computers like the Apple I, and overhead projectors.

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    The electronic age from the 1930s to 1980s saw advancements in technology and communication. Transistors guided the development of new technologies like transistor radios, televisions, computers, and projectors. Examples include the transistor radio, television, mainframe computers like EDSAC and UNIVAC I, early personal computers like the Apple I, and overhead projectors.

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    ELECTRONIC

    AGE
    ELECTRONIC AGE (1930s-1980s)
    ELECTRONIC AGE (1930s-1980s)

    • Also known as digital age, computer


    age, or new media.

    • Is a period in human history


    characterized by the shift from
    traditional industry that the industrial
    revolution brought through
    industrialization to an economy based
    on information computerization.
    What happened during this time?

    • Technological advancements

    • Being able to contact others quickly without needing


    to leave your house

    • Long distance communication became more efficient


    How did it start?

    The creation of transistors guided the electronic age.


    People harnessed the power of transistors that led to
    the new inventions of technologies.
    Examples of technologies develop
    during this era:

    o Transistor Radio
    o Television
    o OHP, LCD Projectors
    o Mainframe Computers
    o Personal Computers
    o Large Electronic Computers
    Transistor radio
    Is a small portable radio
    receiver that was transistor-
    based circuitry. With the
    transistor radio, music
    and information suddenly
    became portable.
    Television (1941)

    The electronic delivery


    of moving images and
    sound from a source to
    a receiver.
    Large Electronic Computers

    EDSAC (1949)
    • Known as Electronic Delay
    Storage Automatic Calculator

    • Is a large-scale electronic
    machine in which ultrasonic
    delay units are used for storage
    of orders and numbers.
    Large Electronic Computers

    UNIVAC I (1951)
    • Known as Universal Automatic
    Computer

    • Was the first general-purpose


    electronic digital computer
    design for business application
    produced by the United States.
    Mainframe Computers

    IBM 704 (1960)


    • Known as International Business
    Machine

    • A large-scale computer designed


    for engineering and scientific
    calculations.
    Personal Computers

    Hewlett Packard 9100A (1968)

    Is an early programmable
    calculator, a small computer
    with sophisticated instruction
    set on the keyboard. It was
    the first totally self-contained
    programmable unit of its kind,
    which could fit on a desk.
    Personal Computers

    Apple 1 (1976)
    • A desktop computer that came
    as a single motherboard,
    pre-assembled, unlike other
    personal computers.

    • Is an 8-bit desktop computer


    released by the Apple Computer
    Company.
    OHP, LCD Projectors
    An overhead projector, like a
    film or slide projector, uses
    light to project an enlarged
    image on a screen, allowing
    the view of a small document
    or picture to be shared with
    a large audience.
    QUIZ TIME!!!
    
    Read the questions carefully.

    1. What invention that guides the electronic age and led to the new inventions of
    technologies?

    2. A desktop computer that came as a single motherboard, pre-assembled, unlike other


    personal computers.

    3. A large-scale electronic machine in which ultrasonic delay units are used for storage
    of orders and numbers.

    4. A small portable radio receiver that was transistor-based circuitry.

    5. The first general-purpose electronic digital computer design for business application
    produced by the United States.
    Guess the picture

    6. 7.
    Guess the picture

    8. 9.

    10.
    THANKYOUUU!!
    

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