A demonstration of Babbage's Difference Engine, unveiled at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California on May 1, 2008. This machine belongs to Nathan Myhrvold and is on loan to the CHM for one year. CHM volunteer Tim Robinson is turning the crank - Tim has built his own difference engine, based on the Babbage design, but entirely out of Meccano parts.
Can i play Crysis on it?
gustavoturm 5 months ago
It's a computer well before it's time.
fred5399 7 months ago
It calculates the values of polynomials up to the 7th degree!
snippydude 1 year ago
What does it do?
TheInternetJunkee 1 year ago
It's in an Infinite Loop!!!!!
popper666 1 year ago
What are the FLOPS?
doodydude234 1 year ago
@iDDMZ apu
o0AndromedaB0o 1 year ago
Mechanical CPU :)
iDDMZ 1 year ago
rame?
mopalia 2 years ago
How much rame does it have?
privateworldofwarft 2 years ago