What year are the first computers introduced that are built with transistors?
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| These are to the authors' knowledge the smallest polymer transistors reported. | |
| The result is that three Japanese companies (Fujitsu, Hitachi, and NEC) now claim to offer equivalent computers that are faster than IBM's. | |
36 Citations | To our knowledge these are the first In(GaAl)As hot electron transistors to exhibit 300 K gain of this magnitude. |
| These photographs confirm that a series of programmable electronic computers was built in Britain during the Second World War, the first being operational in 1943. | |
| Experience with computers increased with academic level, suggesting that academics currently use, and have been using, computers throughout their careers. | |
| These are the first bottom gate thin film transistors using a nc-Si channel with a higher field effect mobility than found in hydrogenated amorphous silicon devices. | |
08 Dec 2003 61 Citations | For the first time, we demonstrate flexible transistors formed directly on fibers. |
05 Dec 2005 | To our knowledge these are the highest performance transistors and the fastest circuits ever fabricated directly on plastic |
22 Citations | This is the first time that planar MESFET transistors utilizing a polymer semiconductor have been fabricated and measured. |
| The data also suggest that computer productivity peaked around 1986/1987,3 that computers are complementary with skilled labour (Krueger 1993 and Autor, Katz and Krueger 1997), and that use of computers may permit reductions in inventory levels. | |
27 Citations | To the best of our knowledge, these are the most radiation-hard thin film transistors reported to date. |
32 Citations | The presented architecture will be the first step to realize the next generation “normally-off computers.” |
28 Citations | We believe these are the fastest transistors of their kind in the world. |
50 Citations | So improving the performance and boosting the density of these transistors is the most straightforward way to make microprocessors — and the computers they power — work better. |
| It is concluded that transistors of the types at present available are well suited to computer circuits and that both the construction and maintenance of the apparatus are facilitated by their use. |