For computer I give you a French ordinateur and a German Rechner (computer is more common but Rechner is still used).
Funnily, Russian used to have its own acronym for computer — ЭВМ, literally "electronic calculating machine". My understanding is that it fell out of use when personal computers started getting imported into then-USSR sometime in the 80s.
In Norwegian we say "datamaskin" for computer, aka "data machine". Laser we do say, however.
Computer isn't universal at all
Those are options! "Computer" in French is "ordinateur" and there are several other exceptions.
Computer in Chinese is 电脑, pronounced “dian nao”; it roughly means “electric brain”.