L.K. Computers
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Computers have become increasingly important in modern life as technology has advanced and most activities now rely on computers. Charles Babbage built the first computer called the Differential and Analytical Engine. Today's computers like Apple, PC, and desktop computers are far more advanced and have helped society access more information and build stronger infrastructure. Understanding computers is essential for education and career opportunities as most jobs now require computer skills.
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L.K. Computers
- 1. Future of Computer By: Lucas Kim Date: 11/12/09 Per. 2
- 2. Introduction Ever wondered why computers are so important these days? The reason why computers are so important these days is because nearly everything these days are technological and without a computer you can’t do anything.
- 3. Computers these days are getting more advanced than usual. It has helped us through our lifetime. For example: in schools, office, work, and home. It is getting easier to use too and they are developing faster and faster.
- 4. Charles Babbage He was the first person to build a computer. It was called the Differential and Analytical Engine.
- 5. Now a days, computers have evolved to better and faster technologies. For example we have, Apples, PCs, and Desktops. Because of computer we have found a lot of information about society and life. Computers have also made our buildings stronger and safer to live.
- 6. Conclusion Computers are important to humans and the future too. It’s important to learn about computers and how to use them. If you don’t even know how to use a computer, then you probably can’t even get a good job. These days without a computer most works are impossible.
- 7. Works Cited Kim, Lucas. "Future of Computer." mr-russell.net . 11/12.09. vzxc, Web. 12 Nov 2009. <http://www.mr-russell.net/mod/assignment/view.php?id=414>.