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| | IBM 650 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The IBM 650 was one of IBM’s early computers, and the world’s first mass-produced computer. | | | The 650 is a two-address, bi-quinary coded decimal machine (both data and addresses were decimal), with memory on a rotating drum. | | | The 650 was specifically designed for users of existing IBM unit record equipment (electro-mechanical punched card-processing machines) upgrading from so-called Calculating Punches, like the IBM 604 model, to computers proper. |
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| | Early IBM disk storage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The IBM 350 was part of the IBM RAMAC 305, the computer that introduced disk storage technology to the world on September 4, 1956. | | | It was designed for use with the IBM 7000 series mainframe computers and the IBM 1410. | | | IBM needed a way to load new microcode into the 370 and developed the floppy disk for this purpose. |
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| | The IBM 650 |
| | The 650 is a vacuum-tube logic, drum-memory, decimal -- not binary -- computer. | | | Support for the 650 was withdrawn by IBM in 1969. | | | The 650 was a true general-purpose computer, the natural evolution of the CPC (Card Programmed Calculator) to a stored-program computer with a full set of decimal arithmetic, logical, and control instructions, plus (later) the ability to handle alphabetic data. |
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| | IBM Archives: 650 Components |
| | The IBM 407 was used with the 650 system for printed output and punched card input. | | | The addition of disk storage to the IBM 650 made possible "single step processing." Instead of accumulating data to be processed in stages, transactions could now be processed randomly as they occurred and every record affected by the transaction could be automatically adjusted in the same processing step. | | | The IBM 654 was used for increased alphabetic input-output capacity. |
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| | The University of Kentucky Computing Center |
| | The IBM 650 at the University of Kentucky, circa 1960, and the IBM 1410, circa 1963. | | | The IBM 650 was replaced by an IBM 1401 in 1962, upgraded to an IBM 1410 later that year, and augmented by an IBM 7040 installed in 1964. | | | This was replaced in 1967 with an IBM System/360 model 50 which included 256 kilobytes of core memory and six disk drives with a total of 40 megabytes of storage. |
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| | IBM Archives: IBM 650 |
| | Announced 50 years ago (in 1953), the IBM 650 Magnetic Drum Data Processing Machine brought a new level of reliability to the young field of electronic computing. | | | For example, whenever a random processing error occurred, the 650 could automatically repeat portions of the processing by restarting the program at one of a number of breaking points and then go on to complete the processing if the error did not reoccur. | | | In the early 1950s, IBM began moving rapidly into the new world of electronic data processing. |
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| | Early Computers |
| | The computer I requested (I knew it was hopeless) was an IBM 650. | | | What really makes the IBM 650 the ancestor of personal computers is that it popularized a concept known as "open shop programming." Prior to the '650 computers, were so expensive that most programmers did not have physical access to them. | | | Like the IBM 650, it was a decimal machine, but it did not have a fixed word length. |
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| | IBM 650 Magnetic Drum Calculator Introduced in 1953 |
| | This was intended to be a less powerful version of the 701 Computer, but its easy configuration caused the system to be one of the best selling computers of the 1950's, with about 2000 units installed before it was discontinued in the early 1960's. | | | The IBM 650 Magnetic Drum Calculator was notable for its high-speed magnetic storage drum permitting rapid access to data. | | | Magnetic drum storage was supplemented by magnetic disc storage with the IBM 305 RAMAC in 1956. |
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| | IBM 650 Simulator: User Manual |
| | It will be possible with the IBM 650 simulation to achieve the results of a table lookup operation without actually using the table lookup OP code (84). | | | The Original IBM 650 Computer; Types 650, 655, and 533 | | | The original Type 650 used a code translation process that resulted in encoding input program data into machine code, for the purpose of error checking. |
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| | BRL Report 1961 |
| | Statistics are calculated using IBM 650 library programs and the "Bell Interpretive System." These programs are used in areas of process development, process analysis, process modification, process.contro and departmental quality analysis. | | | The IBM 650, which is now used for the major part of two shifts on problems which can be accommodated within its speed and storage capacity, will be returned to the manufacturer upon installation of the large-scale system. | | | The equipment being considered are the IBM 7070 with 1401, and the Honeywell 800 with the 400. |
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| | I from FOLDOC |
| | IBM PC AT computer> ("Advanced Technology") A version of the IBM PC, released in Aug 1984 with an Intel 80286 processor, a 16-bit bus, a medium-speed hard disk and a 1.2 megabyte floppy disk drive. | | | IBM PCs and compatible models from other vendors are the most widely used computer systems in the world. | | | All IBM personal computers are software compatible with each other in general, but not every program will work in every machine. |
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| | Guild Companies |
| | The pSeries 650, IBM says, offers the best bang for the buck in the entire pSeries Regatta line of machines, and it is the first volley in a war that IBM is making with Unix server rivals Sun Microsystems and Hewlett-Packard. | | | Like many IT organizations, IBM is inclined to just throw faster and less expensive hardware at the problem, and that is what the Power4+ is all about. | | | Being a smaller chip using a more advanced 0.13 micron process, IBM's yields on the chip are better, which dramatically reduces the cost of making the chip. |
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| | IBM 650 |
| | Nearby terms: IBM 370XA « IBM 3720 « IBM390 « IBM 650 » IBM 700 series » IBM 701 » IBM 704 |
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| | IBM 650 documentation - 1955 |
| | This first successful and widely used IBM computer was introduced in 1955. |
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| | IBM 650 Manuals |
| | These and the FOR TRANSIT manual came with the IBM 650 which was originally at the Research Computer Laboratory at the University of Washington in Seattle. | | | This is a project to make available the IBM 650 manual of operation and the SOAP (Symbolic Optimizing Assembly Programming) manual. | | | There are two versions of the manual of operation, first a set of three bulletins that superceded earlier single manuals, then a black and white only scan of one of the earlier manuals in my collection (from my father). |
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| | The IBM 7070 |
| | Because of the nature of its business, UOP had been an early user of computers, and had had an IBM 650 before my time there. | | | The problem was taken very seriously by IBM, who sent out more and more guys in ties and blue suits, until finally the machine designers were sent. | | | The 7070 had a machine word of ten decimal digits, plus a sign that could be positive, negative, or alphabetic. |
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| | IBM 650 TutorGig.co.uk Dictionary |
| | Computers and how they work: IBM 1620, IBM 1401, IBM 650 | | | Video See all 1 results in IBM 650.. | | | Software See all 98 results in IBM 650.. |
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| | As the Department did not have a computer for research purposes, we used the IBM 650 computer either at the University of Ottawa or at the IBM office in downtown Ottawa. | | | An IBM 650 in one of the IBM offices in New York State had a sign similar to the following, copies of which appeared on many computers including one I saw although I can't remember where: | | | Although programs could be written in either machine language or in assembly language using the Symbolic Optimal Assembly Program (SOAP), all of the programs which my colleagues and I wrote were in FORTRANSIT. |
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| | Recent publications by IBM authors |
| | New Advances in Chemistry and Materials Science with CPMD and Parallel Computing, W. Andreoni (IBM Corporation, Säumerstrasse 4, 8803 Rüschlikon, Switzerland) and A. Curioni, Parallel Computing 26, No. 7–8, 819–842 (2000). | | | IBM SanFrancisco: Moving into the Marketplace, V. M. Johnson (IBM Corporation, 3605 Highway 52 North, Rochester, MN 55901) and D. K. Austreng, IBM Systems Journal 39, No. 2, 244–247 (2000). | | | Statistical Language Modeling with a Class-Based N-Multigram Model, S. Deligne (IBM Corporation, P.O. Box 218, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598) and Y. Sagisaka, Computer Speech and Language 14, No. 3, 261–279 (2000). |
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| | Vol. 42, No. 2 - MultiMedia Systems - Recent Publications |
| | IBM Business Frameworks: San Francisco Project Technical Overview, V. D. Arnold (IBM Corporation, Rochester, MN 55901) et al., IBM Systems Journal 36, No. 3, 437-445 (1997). | | | Stochastic Complexity in Learning, J. Rissanen (IBM Corporation, 650 Harry Road, San Jose, CA 95120), Journal of Computer and System Sciences 55, No. 1, 89-95 (1997). | | | Asokan (IBM Corporation, Säumerstrasse 4, 8803 Rüschlikon, Switzerland) et al., Computer 30, No. |
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| | SBF Glossary: I to ICGSL |
| | IBM is still by far the largest computer company (counting HW, SW, and services together). | | | A vast improvement on the essentially serial memory (magnetic drum) of the IBM 650 that the 700 series superseded. | | | This book is affectionately dedicated to the Type 650 computer once installed at Case Institute of Technology, with whom I have spent many pleasant evenings. |
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| | Recent publications by IBM authors |
| | Challenges in the Design of Contemporary Routers, C. Stunkel (IBM Corporation, P.O. Box 218, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598), Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1417, 139-152 (1998). | | | Evaluation of a Start-Stop Protocol for Best-Effort Traffic in ATM Networks, I. Iliadis (IBM Corporation, Säumerstrasse 4, 8803 Ruschlikon, Switzerland) and R. Marie, Computer Communications 21, No. 17, 1544-1558 (1998). | | | Contrasting Consolidation, R. Fuchs (IBM Corporation, White Plains, NY 10604), UNIX Review-Performance Computing 17, No. 2, 9-10 (1999). |
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| | IBM-650-1953 |
| | Nuclear power was considered new and innovative during the 1950's, and IBM positioned its machine as fast and powerful. | | | The 650 basic unit sold for about $169,600 (in 1956) and could utilize magnetic tape and disk storage. | | | The Model 650 Magnetic Drum Calculator was announced by IBM in 1953. |
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| | "Emulation of the IBM System/360 on a Microprogrammable Computer," Preprints of Micro7, The Seventh Annual Workshop on Microprogramming, ACM/IEEE, October 1974. | | | "The IBM 650 Magnetic Drum Calculator," Annals of the History of Computing, Volume 8, No. 1, January, 1986 | | | "Numerical Computations of Analytic Functions," IBM Corporation, New York, 1954. |
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| | Energy Citations Database (ECD) - Energy and Energy-Related Bibliographic Citations |
| | An IBM-650 computer program, BOMMIT (Beam Optics Matrix Multiplication and Iteration), is described for facilitation of precision particle beam optics system design. | | | Availability information may be found in the Availability, Publisher, Research Organization, Resource Relation and/or Author (affiliation information) fields and/or via the "Full-text Availability" link. | | | Energy Citations Database (ECD) Document #4078556 - BEAM OPTICS ANALYSIS USING THE IBM 650 |
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| | IBM650-discription |
| | "The IBM Magnetic Drum Calculator is a numeric decimal machine and was designed with the principle with ease of use as a basic consideration. | | | A word can be regarded either as representing ten decimal digits and sign or as a two address instruction." [Annals of the History of Computing, Vol. | | | Thus checking is provided throughout the machine, a modern set of stored programs is used, large capacity is provided, and a carefully designed operator's control console provides direct communication between the operator and the calculator. |
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| | Used IBM RS6000 7038: IBM PSERIES 650 |
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| | IEEE Annals of the History of Computing,January-March 1986 (Vol. 8, No. 1) |
| | The IBM Magnetic Drum Calculator Type 650 (Abstract) | | | The IBM MDDPM-Some Recollections of a Great Machine (Abstract) | | | "Optimum Programming" from IBM 650 Manual of Operation (Abstract) |
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| | NCS Tek Inc. - IBM pSeries 650 Mid-Range Server |
| | NCS Tek Inc. - IBM pSeries 650 Mid-Range Server | | | Additional system storage can be added via remotely attached SCSI, SSA, or Fibre Channel storage subsystems. | | | IBM's Industry recognized AIX operating system license with each system. |
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| | IBM 650 Sheets Output Tray (28P1990) - Printer Accessories |
| | IBM strives to lead in the creation, development and manufacture of the industry's most advanced information technologies, including computer systems, software, networking systems, storage devices and microelectronics. | | | And the worldwide network of IBM solutions and services professionals translates these advanced technologies into business value for the company's customers. | | | IBM 650 Sheets Output Tray (28P1990) - Printer Accessories |
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| | IBM 650 - OneLook Dictionary Search |
| | IBM 650 : Free On-line Dictionary of Computing [home, info] | | | We found 3 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word IBM 650: | | | Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "IBM 650" is defined. |
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| | IBM Redbooks pSeries 650 Model 6M2 Technical Overview and Introduction |
| | It is intended as an additional source of information that, together with existing sources, may be used to enhance your knowledge of IBM UNIX server solutions. | | | pSeries 650 Model 6M2 Technical Overview and Introduction | | | Professionals wishing to acquire a better understanding of IBM |
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| | IBM 650 |
| | The drum stores 20 000 digits and rotates at 12 500 RPM, making the 650 one of the fastest of the early serial computers. | | | The 650 was probably the most successful first generation machine. |
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| | IBM output tray - 650 sheets Compare IBM Prices |
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| | p650: IBM pSeries 650 Server |
| | The IBM pSeries 650 is a powerful, cost effective 2 to 8-way midrange SMP server in a rackmount package for enhanced flexibility, scalability and mission-critical functionality. | | | Home » IBM » pSeries/RS6000 Midrange Servers » | | | The pSeries 650 server is ideal for small- and medium-sized organisations or larger organisations with distributed branch/store server requirements. |
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| | IBM 650 computer |
| | The above shows me at the IBM 650 in 1955. | | | The machine extended back from the console about 6 feet and was about 6 feet tall. | | | Its only input/output capability was a separate box containing a card reader and card punch. |
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| | IBM pSeries 650 Server Quote Form |
| | Home » IBM » pSeries/RS6000 Midrange Servers » IBM pSeries 650 Server » | | | Please complete the form below with your requirements: |
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