What Started It All
Step back into the birthplace of modern computing! This is the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC), the world’s first general-purpose digital computer, unveiled in 1946. A room full of wires, switches, and nearly 18,000 vacuum tubes, it was a giant leap into the future—running calculations at lightning speed compared to anything before it. This massive machine started what would become the tiny computers in our pockets today. What are your thoughts on the invention of this computer? Let’s hear them below! GrayViners, dust off your best vintage finds and post them here!
