Horst Zuse, son of the computer pioneer Konrad Zuse, poses in front... News Photo - Getty Images
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Recluit - Konrad Zuse presentó ante una audiencia de científicos su ordenador Z3, la primera máquina programable y completamente automática el cual contiene todas las características necesarias para definirlo como un ordenador. #
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