- The
Comptometer was the
first commercially successful key-driven
mechanical calculator,
patented in the
United States by Dorr Felt in 1887. A key-driven...
-
mechanical calculators from 1901. In 1961, a
comptometer type machine, the
Anita Mk VII from
Sumlock comptometer Ltd.,
became the
first desktop mechanical...
- not gain
widespread use
until Dorr E. Felt
started manufacturing his
comptometer (1887) and
Burroughs started the
commercialization of
differently conceived...
-
Florida Tech Easy
Instructions for
Operation the
Controlled Key
Comptometer,
Comptometer Division, Felt and
Tarrant Mfg. Co., Chicago, 1917, p. 12 Carl...
-
built by the Bell
Punch Co. in Britain, and
marketed through its
Sumlock Comptometer division, they used
vacuum tubes and cold-cathode
switching tubes in...
- the only
other competitor in true
commercial production, had sold 100
comptometers. It wasn't
until 1902 that the
familiar push-button user
interface was...
-
American inventor and
industrialist who was
known for
having invented the
Comptometer, an
early computing device, and the Comptograph, the
first printing adding...
- "smaller than a typewriter". The
original prototype was
built by
Victor Comptometer using vacuum tubes in 1963. When this was successful, the
company sought...
- the
Comptometer Corporation,
which produced calculating machines and a
telecommunication device called the Electrowriter. In 1965
Victor Comptometer Corporation...
- fibergl**** and
other modern materials. Fred Bear sold the
company to
Victor Comptometer in 1968, but
remained the
president of Bear Archery. The
company was...
