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1829
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The first typewriter to be commercially successful was invented in 1878 by Americans Christopher Latham Sholes, Frank Haven Hall, Carlos Glidden and Samuel W.
jan 1st 1874
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This invention was yet another advancement of technology in the industrial revolution. This machine increased speed at which writing was produced, and because of this, the prices of these materials would decrease, leading to more available resources for consumers.
1880 - 1880
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typewriters became very popular in 1880 it became so popular that companys/offices start buying them and they eventually became sold out.
july 1st 1893
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This efficiency through a portable machine would speed up production in means of the ability to move the machine from place to place.
1921 - 1924
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The noiseless typewriter gave the ability for people to type fast and make it less disturbing because it was very quiet.
1931 - 1960
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The typewriter got much better when the electric ones came out they included many advantages of this system include lighter touch, faster and more uniform typing, more legible and numerous carbon copies, and less operator fatigue. Especially valuable as an office machine capable of a high volume of output, electric typewriters are produced by all major typewriter manufacturers.
july 30th 1960 - 1975
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During this time period, the look of the typewriter changed completely. They started using them even more in offices and transformed how they did their jobs. It had a new version of a keypad that let to the changes into the start of computers.
july 31st 1961
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This was one of the first inventions of a self-correcting typewriter. This created a more usable machine that would speed up production by fixing errors.
1981
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This created a more transportable machine that would create an easier way to create and produce works in various places.
Dec 21 1981
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This is when computers were a big thing. In 1981, the first PC was introduced. Microsoft introduced word-processing and planned to create Windows. The PC has a keyboard, monitor, and the actual computer screen. From here on, computers only got more advanced with speed, and accuracy...