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The document summarizes key events in the development of radio broadcasting and computing technology between 1910-1930. It outlines that radio broadcasting began in the United States in 1920, and that in 1928 the Galvin Manufacturing Corporation (later known as Motorola) began making car radios, coining the term "Motorola." It also provides a brief overview of the four main parts of early computers: input, output, memory, and processors.
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- 1. History and flow 1910-1930 By: Rio Turner Period 5
- 2. 1920 First radio broadcasting begins in United Sates, Pittsburgh, PA
- 3. Computers 1910-1930 Galvin manufacturing corporation Auto radios begin to be sold as an accssory for the automobile. Paul Galvin coins the name Motorola for the company’s new products, linking the ideas of motion and radio.
- 4. Flow of computer There are four parts of computer: Input, Output,Memory, Processor
- 5. Input The keyboard is an example of a computer
- 6. Output A printer is an example of output
- 7. Memory A floppy disk is a good example of memory
- 8. Processor This is a computer processor
- 9. 1921 In 1921 the first radio shack opens.
- 10. 1911 Company now know as IMB is incorporated on June 15, 1911 in the State of New York
- 11. 1921 Czech playwright Karel Capek coins the term “ Robot” in the 1921 play Rossum’s Universal Robots
- 12. 1924 The Tabulating Machine Company is renamed to IMB
- 13. 1928 September 25, The Galvin Manufacturing Corporation begins, the company will be later known as Motorola.