The Computer Age offers an engaging and visual exploration of how computers have evolved and transformed modern life. Beginning with early computing devices like the abacus and mechanical calculators, the book traces key milestones in the development of computing technology—from the invention of the transistor and the rise of mainframe computers to the personal computer revolution. It explains the fundamental principles of how computers work, including binary code, hardware components, and programming basics. The book also delves into the impact of computers on society—highlighting their role in fields like education, medicine, communication, and entertainment. Topics such as artificial intelligence, robotics, and the future of computing are also discussed. With vivid illustrations, photographs, and simple explanations, this book makes complex technology accessible and interesting for students and general readers alike.