Built in Berlin during the peak of World War II, Germany's resources were spent on weapons so the Z3's development was hampered and many of its capabilities were limited.
DID YOU KNOW?ĭid you know that before laptops with 4K-ready LCD screens and monitors with HDR capability entered the market, the first ever computer relied on cathode ray tubes as a display device? The Z3, invented in 1941 by the German engineer Konrad Zuse, was the world's first working programmable and fully automatic digital computer and it displayed the results of its calculations using electronically illuminated cathode ray tubes. It is mostly used as a terminal window to access command-line interfaces and text user interface. A Terminal Emulator, also called as a term, is a program that mimics the functions of a computer video terminal within another display device.
