Across
- 3. What we call a first working model. Something Doug Engelbart used to demonstrate his invention.
- 7. When there is a two-way flow of information between devices, you call this experience this.
- 9. One of Steve Jobs’ investments had more to do with movies than hardware. It was called this.
- 12. A competitor to AMD that manufactures microprocessors.
- 14. The main circuit board inside a computer on which is the CPU, Hard Drive, and RAM.
- 16. Data about you, such as your facial geometry or your fingerprints.
- 18. The last name of the actual inventor of the light bulb.
- 19. The internal storage device in a computer.
- 20. Sound is recorded as these on paraffin-coated paper and reproduces the sound when played back.
- 21. A person who operated a mainframe. She was called this.
Down
- 1. A ‘signature’ that could identify you like your retina scan.
- 2. Engelbart’s other invention: Software that links a word or image to another word or image.
- 4. Information that could identify you: Three letters.
- 5. The other name for the ‘Voice Tube’ that Edison invented.
- 6. The college dropout, however, took a class which gave him the idea of a computer company. What unusual class was this?
- 8. The central processing unit of a computer.
- 10. The first word that makes up the acronym ‘RAM.’
- 11. What the earliest computer was called. It filled a room!
- 13. What the station master taught Thomas Edison after he saved his son’s life.
- 15. The cofounder of Apple computers.
- 17. Any external device that provides input and output for the computer.
