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![Berlin / Research / Computers / 1989 Konrad Zuse, inventor of the mechanical computer 1941. in the Museum of Transport and Technology Berlin. // Data / Technology / [automated translation] Stock Photo - Alamy](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNGF3K/berlin-research-computers-1989-konrad-zuse-inventor-of-the-mechanical-computer-1941-in-the-museum-of-transport-and-technology-berlin-data-technology-automated-translation-2FNGF3K.jpg "Berlin / Research / Computers / 1989 Konrad Zuse, inventor of the mechanical computer 1941. in the Museum of Transport and Technology Berlin. // Data / Technology / [automated translation] Stock Photo - Alamy")
Berlin / Research / Computers / 1989 Konrad Zuse, inventor of the mechanical computer 1941. in the Museum of Transport and Technology Berlin. // Data / Technology / [automated translation] Stock Photo - Alamy
Ron Seabridge. Konrad Zuse He created the first freely programmable computer. It was made in 1936 it was called the Z1 computer. - ppt download
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Reconstruction of the Z1 Computer | Raúl Rojas
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Reconstruction of the Z1 Computer | Raúl Rojas
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The World's First Commercially Sold Fully Functional Computer — Z4 | by Karthick Nambi | Predict | Medium
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Vision - First freely programmable computer Konrad Zuse - Z1 Computer in 1936 | Facebook
