Ever since my first Commodore 64 home computer I've been hooked on all things tech. I love building my own gaming PC and spend hours researching the best GPUs for each. I write extensively about ...

David has been writing for History-Computer since 2021, but has worked in digital media for well over a decade. He’s a resident of South Florida, David enjoys retro gaming, cruising, and his home ...

Understanding World War 2 is important to appreciate how the modern world's current political and military order was shaped. As the most catastrophic conflict in human history, World War 2 reshaped ...

Fighter aircraft have always been the cutting edge of air combat. Whether ripping through the skies of Europe in World […] ...

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Private Military Companies (PMCs) are the modern day version of mercenaries, or soldiers for hire. Since the dawn of civilization, professional warriors have emerged in every race, culture, and ...

The word automat is the Latinization of the Greek word αὐτόματον, which means acting of one’s own will. It is more often used to describe moving machines, especially those made to resemble human or ...

A logarithm is the power which a certain number is raised to get another number. Before calculators and various types of complex computers were invented it was difficult for scientists and ...

Prior to writing for History-Computer, Liam was involved with a number of tech startups, operating as a network administrator and cybersecurity officer. Liam currently resides in South Carolina. When ...

Gas flames had been electrically conductive since about the middle of the nineteenth century, and early wireless researchers recognized that the existence of radio waves altered this conductivity. De ...

It seems like a marvel that the world’s first digital computer, which included about every key concept of the current digital computer in its mechanical and logical features, was created in the 1830s.