An interesting claim: Olivetti made the first ever PC, in 1962

On 2012 Mar 7, at 5:37 PM, Evan Koblentz wrote: Google translation: With its small size and bedienngseenvoud of an office machine, Olivetti, the 101 Program all critical benefits of electronic charge, which until now were needed for larger devices. Namely: fast hero, Logicam, programming capabilities and afleesvoorzieningen. It is, moreover, the first computer that a table program can register on magnetic cards. Where the ordinary calculator inadequate and the big machine is less desirable, find the program 101 Olivetti precise destination. For scientific research and technical calculations. For administrative and statistical purposes. I'd suggest Rick's website for more info, which also appears to be where the be-calc photos came from. http://www.oldcalculatormuseum.com/c-programma101.html