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Who created the Arithometer and why was Arithometer significant part of computer history?
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Who created the Arithometer?
The Arithometer was invented by a Frenchman named Charles Xavier Thomas de Colmar, he patented it in 1820. He lived from 1785-1870. The large movement to produce his product was between 1851-1915.
What is the arithometer?
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When was the arithometer invented?
its invented., i dont know.. y are you askin' me? i think its invented some years ago., (of couse) ok!!! that's all!! thanks for reading... gosh., a person like me? askin' about a long ago things,,.. i just want you to know to study hard., and dont depend on the computer..
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