| 100% | ENIAC | 5 | Pioneering computer of the 1940s |
| 77% | ENIAC | 5 | Giant computer of the 1940s |
| 57% | ENIAC | 5 | Tech marvel of the 1940s |
| 57% | ORLON | 5 | DuPont creation of the 1940s |
| 57% | FALA | 4 | Presidential dog of the 1940s |
| 57% | UNIVAC | 6 | Pioneering computer of 1951 |
| 56% | HOPPER | 6 | Scientist and naval officer Grace ___ who was one of the first three pioneers in computer programming |
| 56% | ENIAC | 5 | "Giant Brain" of the 1940s |
| 56% | OSS | 3 | Intelligence agcy. of the 1940s |
| 54% | ALANTURING | 10 | English computer scientist who pioneered the breaking of ciphers generated by the 98-Across |
| 54% | IBMPC | 5 | Desktop computer of the '80s |
| 54% | AMIGA | 5 | Commodore computer of the ’80s |
| 53% | ENGELBART | 9 | Douglas ___, American engineer and internet pioneer who is credited for the invention of computer mouse |
| 53% | EVAPERON | 8 | First lady of the 1940s-'50s |
| 53% | HOP | 3 | School dance of the 1940s-'50s |
| 53% | HUAC | 4 | Blacklisting org. of the 1940s-’50s |
| 53% | WORLDWARIIACE | 13 | Heroic fighter pilot of the 1940s |
| 53% | PCJRS | 5 | IBM desktop computers of the 1980s |
| 52% | TRON | 4 | Pioneering sci-fi film that was snubbed for the Best Visual Effects Oscar for its use of computers |
| 52% | APTIVA | 6 | I.B.M. computer of the 1990s |
| 52% | AOL | 3 | Pioneering ISP of the 1990s |
| 52% | OSA | 3 | Massen of the 1940s film "Tokyo Rose" |
| 52% | ALLIE | 5 | Pitcher Reynolds of the 1940s-'50s Yankees |
| 52% | PERONS | 6 | Populist power couple of the 1940s-'50s |
| 52% | REESE | 5 | Pee Wee of the 1940s-'50s Dodgers |
| 52% | ZOOTSUIT | 8 | Baggy-trousered demob suit of the 1940s |
| 52% | EVAPERON | 8 | First lady of the 1940s and 1950s |
| 51% | STASSEN | 7 | Nine-time presidential contender of the 1940s-'90s |
| 51% | COCA | 4 | "Rum and ___-Cola" (hit song of the 1940s) |
| 50% | JOSHWHITE | 9 | Singer of the 1940s blues hit "One Meat Ball" |