In case anyone finds themselves in Munich with time to spare one can visit the Deutsches Museum. They have a working replica of the Z3 the first (programmable,

In case anyone finds themselves in Munich with time to spare one can visit the Deutsches Museum. They have a working replica of the Z3 the first (programmable, fully automatic) digital computer ever built as well as the original Z4 the first (commercial) digital computer as well as an UNIVAC 1 the first (commercial, produced in the US) digital computer (scnr). Both the Z3 and Z4 predating the Manchester Baby by a few years and already featuring quite modern features such as the use of binary floating point numbers.