What were old computers made from?

Answer 1

Computers are made out of chips circuits and metal/plastic parts which magically make everything work.

Computers started out with simple binary function and simple equations. Think of it as a cheap calculator. They eventually made these simple on and off values....0 and 1 into more advanced things like text on a screen. Eventually, this is used in machines to control functions...maybe something simple like turn on a light. Finally, we have these highly advanced computers which can play games, music, animations, render, create, and innovate.

Answer 2

A computer is made from a multitude of components of computer hardware and runs by electricity. It is a device that performs high speed mathematical and logical operations.

Answer 2 A computer is composed of: a calculator; an input device (keyboard, CD reader, internet connection); a display or output; and most importantly, a means of reading a set of instructions that can be varied from time to time.

A power supply is helpful.

Answer 3

Old computer parts! Steel, plastic, silicon, selenium, lead, gallium, arsenic, aluminum, copper, tin, germanium, boron, oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, platinum, vanadium, molybdenum, chromium, neon, xenon, iron, gold, silver, ...

Answer 4

Your computer is made up of a fantastic array of different materials, including steel, glass, silica sand, iron ore, gold, bauxite and a lot of others. All of those raw materials have to come from somewhere, such as mines.

Answer 5

a bunch of stuff