TIL Apollo 11 was landed on the moon using a computer that had 1300 times less processing power than iPhone 5s. : r/todayilearned
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Moore's Law and the Technologies of Daily Life | THE INFO MONKEY
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Can your mobile phone today power the Apollo 11 mission main computer from 1969?- Technology News, Firstpost
Smartphone is millions of times faster than NASA's 1960s computers
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USB Charger Vs. Apollo Computer | How the Apollo Computer Worked
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The latest USB-C chargers are apparently more powerful than Apollo 11's computer - The Verge
Your Mobile Phone vs. Apollo 11's Guidance Computer | RealClearScience
How powerful was the Apollo 11 computer that took men to the moon? - The Big Tech Question
What modern device has the equivalent of the computing power for the Apollo 11 spacecraft? - Quora
The Underappreciated Power of the Apollo Computer - The Atlantic
Fast-forward — comparing a 1980s supercomputer to a modern smartphone | Adobe Blog
How Apple's Watch is equivalent to two iPhone 4s and computing power has grown | Daily Mail Online
Apollo 11 computer 100,000 times less powerful than iPhone HACKED to mine Bitcoin - Mirror Online
Visualizing the Trillion-Fold Increase in Computing Power
Your Mobile Phone vs. Apollo 11's Guidance Computer | RealClearScience
How did the Apollo flight computers get men to the moon and back ? - YouTube
Apple's iPhone 5s vs. Apollo Guidance Computer – John Robert Adair
The First Moon Landing Was Achieved With Less Computing Power Than a Calculator - Pacific Standard
Is Your Cell Phone More Powerful Than NASA's Apollo Guidance Computer? | Science 2.0
