Joseph Marie Jacquard developed a programmable textile loom, which he first demonstrated in ___

In Jacquard's programmable textile loom, punch cards were arranged ___

Punched cards were first used to help tabulate which Census?

By 1906, different calculations could be performed by Hollerith's machine be accessing ___

By the 1920s, plugboards in tabulating machines were made ___

When was the ENIAC, the world's first general purpose electronic computer, completed?

Physically wiring up the ENIAC and getting the program to run could take upwards of ___

By the late 1940s, electronic memory was used to store a program entirely in memory in machines called ___

Unifying a computer's program and data into a single shared memory is called ___

What was the nickname of the very first Von Neumann Architecture stored program computer?

When and where was the very first Von Neumann Architecture stored program computer constructed?

Almost all computers had a punch card reader, well into what decade?

A common trick to keep punch cards in order was to draw a diagonal line on the side of the card stack called ___

The largest program ever punched into punch cards was completed in what year?

The US Air Force's SAGE system used a whopping 62,500 punch cards, which is equivalent to roughly ___

Using huge panels full of switches and buttons to input data to a computer was called ___

Launched in 1975, what was the first commercially successful home computer?

What was the 1975 selling price of the Altair 8800?

How were the binary opcodes and instructions entered into the ALTAIR 8800?