Babbage Mugs

Description: Babbage with the help of Ada, Countess of Lovelace built an early analog computer. For any computer history buff it is a key milestone in the evolution of computers. Ada, called by some the first computer programmer, recently had a programming language named after her. The term "Big Iron" comes from big computers as opposed to small computers.

Description: Charles Babbage (1791–1871), Computer Pioneer. Festive Christmas Color design playing on “Merry Babbage”. Artwork for fans of history and holiday style.

Description: Charles Babbage (1791–1871), Computing Trailblazer, in a bold pop art portrait set against the British flag. Colorful artwork for fans of science history.

Description: Father of the computer. Funny vintage portrait of English polymath, mathematician, philosopher, inventor and mechanical engineer Charles Babbage in binary code design. Funny analytical engine history, geek, coding, coder, tech support, programmer and computer scientist gifts and network engineer gift ideas for programmers, engineers, coders, students men, women and kids.

Description: Calculate the future! This incredible historical tribute features the father of the computer with complex mechanical brass gears and cogs reflected directly in his shades.

Description: Father of the computer. Funny vintage portrait of English polymath, mathematician, philosopher, inventor and mechanical engineer Charles Babbage in computer circuit wiring diagram graphic design. Funny Charles Babbage, circuit wiring diagram, analytical engine history, geek, coding, coder, tech support, programmer and computer scientist gifts and network engineer gift ideas for programmers, engineers, coders, students men, women and kids.

Description: Rendered on a deep dark background, this artwork presents three columns of gears from Babbage's Difference Engine, holding the values of n² + n + 41 and their first and second differences, with the crank on the side. Charles Babbage designed the Difference Engine in 1822 to compute mathematical tables mechanically using the method of finite differences. His later Analytical Engine anticipated the modern computer. Made for developers, computer scientists and anyone who speaks the language of machines, it suits a home office, dev desk or study.

Description: If you're reading this, thank Ada Lovelace. She dreamed up the first computer program for Charles Babbage's "Analytical Engine". And the rest is history. Design also available in white text for dark backgrounds.

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