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| | IBM 1620 Model I - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The IBM 1620 Model I was the original implementation of the IBM 1620 scientific computer, introduced in 1959. | | | One industry magazine (Datamation) mentioned that the 1620 was the first IBM computer for which the basic system could be leased for a monthly rate less than its number. | | | Expansion to either 40,000 or 60,000 decimal digits required the addition of an IBM 1623 Memory unit. |
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| | List of IBM products - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | IBM 9075 — PCradio, a battery-powered personal computer; 1991 | | | IBM 740 — IBM 701/IBM 704/IBM 709 Cathode Ray Tube Output Recorder | | | IBM 7300 — IBM 7070/IBM 7074 Disk Storage |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IBM_products
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| | The Personal Computer |
| | IBM was well aware of the development of microprocessors and personal computers and had developed a desktop computer for scientific markets in 1975. | | | IBM approached Gary Kildall of Data Research for an operating software for the new computer, but for some muddled reason Kindall was passed up and Microsoft entered the picture. | | | The IBM computer became an immediate success, and the presence of the IBM logo legitimized the personal computer, with the machine becoming an industry standard. |
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| | IBM Electric typewriter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Following the introduction of the IBM Selectric typewriter in 1961, which was much easier to interface to a computer, these typewriters were rarely used anymore as "console typewriters" or terminals. | | | Modified Standard versions of the A, B, and C models were commonly used as "console typewriters" or terminals on many early computers (e.g., JOHNNIAC, IBM 1620, PDP-1). | | | The IBM Electric typewriters were a series of electric typewriters that IBM manufactured, starting in the late 1940s. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Electric_typewriter
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| | IBM@70 - Celebrating 70 years in Australia - 1950s |
| | IBM's first computer, the 650, with a magnetic drum memory, is released. | | | IBM announces the 701, the first production computer designed primarily for scientific calculations. | | | The IBM Sydney Data Processing Centre is opened and IBM650 processors are installed. |
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| | IBM 610 - The First Personal Computer |
| | The IBM 610 was the first personal computer, in the sense that it was the first computer intended for use by one person (e.g. | | | John Lentz between 1948 and 1954 as the Personal Automatic Computer (PAC) and announced by IBM as the 610 Auto-Point in 1957¹. | | | Agora Exhibition at Jyväskylä University, Finland (suggests that an IBM 610 might be on display in the university's Technology Center). |
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http://www.columbia.edu/acis/history/610.html
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| | IBM Archives: The history of IBM electric typewriters |
| | The following is the text of a booklet copyrighted by the IBM Education Department in 1949 and republished by IBM in 1951. | | | Embodying the revolutionary IBM spacing principle, the IBM Executive Electric Typewriter represents the most dramatic advance ever made in the typewriter industry. | | | The future will see additional IBM "firsts" because IBM engineers are seeking constantly to make typewriting easier, faster, quieter, and better than ever before. |
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| | Articles - IBM Selectric typewriter |
| | The IBM Selectric typewriter (occasionally known as the IBM Golfball typewriter) is the electric typewriter design that brought the typewriter into the electronic age starting in 1961. | | | The Selectric typewriter was first released in 1961 and is generally considered to be a design classic. | | | The hybrid typewriter produced camera-ready justified copy using proportional fonts in a number of font sizes and styles, using the typeball. |
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http://www.mupin.com/articles/IBM_Selectric_typewriter
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| | Ibm Lexmark Typewriter Keyboard Repair |
| | New IBM Wheelwriter 7000 Typewriter By Lexmark Parts/Repair... | | | Looking for information on ibm lexmark typewriter keyboard repair, we can help. | | | Refer to the categories in the menu to find more information on ibm lexmark typewriter keyboard repair from our site. |
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| | History of Computing Science: The PC Explosion |
| | With the introduction of the disk drive, personal computer applications took off as a floppy disk was a most convenient publishing medium for distribution of software. | | | Most of the components, surprisingly, came from outside of IBM, since building it with IBM parts would have cost too much for the home computer market. | | | The PC was the first computer designed for the home market which would feature modular design so that pieces could easily be added to the architecture. |
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| | BRL Report 1961 |
| | The IBM 1620 is a compact, all transistorized computer which handles the complicated formulas encountered in solving engineering and scientific problems in industry. | | | IBM 1410 Data Processing System MANUFACTURER International Business Machines Corporation Photo The new IBM 1410 greatly extends the range of intermediate computers for commercial data processing. | | | The three basic config- urations are the IBM 1410 Card System, the IBM 1410 Tape System and the IBM RAMAC 1410 System. |
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| | The Shape of Days: Exclusive: IBM Executive conclusively ruled out (extended dance mix) |
| | Type alignment on typebar typewriters was adjusted by actually bending the typebars with special tools (IBM insisted on using the term "forming" rather than bending). | | | I got an email this morning from a gentleman whose name I will not disclose at this time, because, in his words, "this is a very viscious election." He worked as a customer engineer in the IBM Office Products Division from 1973 to 1980, where he spent 80% of his time working on IBM typewriters. | | | Gerry Kaplan and I talked at length last week about the procedure for centering a line of type using the IBM Selectric Composer, and Gerry informed me that it would have been monstrously tedious. |
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http://shapeofdays.typepad.com/the_shape_of_days/2004/09/exclusive_ibm_e_1.html
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| | Electronic Text (alt.etext) FAQ |
| | Typewriters had made little allowance for errors except for the backspace key (forcing the invention of whiteout and erasable bond paper), but in 1947 Friden introduced the Flexowriter, an electric typewriter with paper tape storage. | | | As the typewriter had become a symbol of the secretary (and of the professional writer), computer printing began as a symbol of science, and of big business's data processing departments. | | | IBM took a different path from Binary Coded Decimal (BCD) to EBCDIC (Enhanced Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code). |
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http://www.robotwisdom.com/net/etextfaq.html
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| | Selectric Typewriter Museum-IBM Selectric Typewriters |
| | The IBM Selectric was introduced in 1961 (just like me!), and was revolutionary, in that the platen does not move, but instead the type element moves. | | | These are 600 dpi black and white (not greyscale) scans from the mid 1970s IBM Type Styles and Elements brochure. | | | Scanned manual for the IBM Correcting Selectric II Tyepwriter |
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| | "Watch What I Do" |
| | Besides being the first real "end-user" language, and the first attempt at a really "user-friendly" interface, it included a special terminal design adapted from a high-quality IBM electric typewriter that printed in two colors in lower and upper case on drilled fanfold 8*11 paper so that the output was a direct extension of one's notebook. | | | The vague term "computer literacy" also surfaced in the sixties, and in its strongest sense reflected a belief that the computer was going to be more like the book than a swiss army knife. | | | The idea that programming should be set up so it could be metaphorically like writing is harder to track down, but you could see it in Cliff Shaw's JOSS from the same early period. |
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| | Office Machines Americana- IBM |
| | Operating Instruction for the IBM Electronic 75 Typewriter. | | | Pictorial Reference/Adjustment Manual for the IBM "Selectric Typewriter" - 265 adjust illustrated. | | | Operators Instructions Manual For 'Non Correcting ' IBM Selectric Typewriter - Early Model |
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| | mistype.info: ibm selectric typewriter variant information page |
| | This ibm selectric typewriter variant index site has been developed to help wayward users find the information they are looking for, no matter how they are mistakenly spelled or mistyped. | | | If you would like to add to the content of this site, or if you are interested in supporting the efforts of misytped.info by placing your product information on these ibm selectric typewriter pages, please contact mistype@gmail.com for details. | | | This site will help users find ibm selectric typewriter information for the following query variants: |
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| | Hd4208tiii Pdp |
| | Experiments on an IBM 709 preceded Implementation on an IBM 7090 and general use by people at the Institute. | | | The PDP-6 was DEC's first "big" machine, based on a 36-bit word length common with other business machines from companies like IBM, Honeywell and General Electric. | | | This inspired the creation of text-editing programs such as Expensive Typewriter and TECO. |
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| | Daddy Types: Daddy Types' (non-) design |
| | The Selectric spawned the development of Courier, Univers, and a host of other fonts that are so ubiquitous we don't even notice them now. | | | O-L-D. Instead, I went with the IBM Selectric II.ko | | | My mother dug out an old Selectric for me, and typed up the logo in Letter Gothic, designed by IBM's Roger Roberson. |
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http://daddytypes.com/archive/2004/02/20040222-daddy_types_non_design.html
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| | Typewriter Repair Service |
| | In fact, he worked for IBM for 35 years and was part of the team that designed the first IBM Selectric typewriters. | | | Bill Skillman is a world-class expert on all makes of typewriters, particularly the IBM Selectric line. | | | Return shipping is usually $50 or less, which (for Selectrics) includes "factory" packaging the same way IBM shipped them when new. |
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| | IDSA -- About ID |
| | By 1975 Selectrics accounted for about 75 percent of the US electric typewriter market, which soon after went south when typewriters were increasingly replaced by personal computers. | | | for IBM product design and in 1956 to develop a unique IBM corporate style and image similar to Olivetti, IBM's key competitor. | | | The electric typewriter was invented in 1920 by James Smathers, but IBM marketed the first commercially successful one in 1935. |
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| | Lexmark - Typewriters - IBM Wheelwriter 3000 Typewriter |
| | Lexmark - Typewriters - IBM Wheelwriter 3000 Typewriter | | | And constant information (like your company's name) can be included in storage to save additional time on subsequent forms. | | | Click here to see the full Tech Specs |
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| | IBM Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography |
| | Looking For ibm - Find ibm and more at Lycos Search. | | | "IBM" articles in these other popular reference sources: | | | Shop for a ibm on eBay or find thousands of other items to buy and sell. |
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| | string can phone » Blog Archive » ‘CompuBots’ & the DigiBarn |
| | DigiBarn (which is not just a web-collection, but housed in the eponymous barn) has a wealth of information, from images and background on hardware, to screen-captures and ephemera (such as this charming 1952 IBM ad). | | | Thus the interconnected redwood rooms of the museum constitute a kind of “memory palace” for the nerd-inclined and help us piece together the amazing story of the invention of personal computing and Cyberspace. | | | The site design and layout is a bit awkward, and some pages are excessive large, but DigiBarn is well worth the visit. |
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| | 83-Key PC/XT Keyboard Layout |
| | There are many valid criticisms of the first keyboards, but in fact, IBM made several good decisions for which one must give them credit. | | | In looking at this keyboard one must bear in mind that we are going back almost 20 years, an eternity in the computer industry (which is arguably only about 50 years old period). | | | Of course, with the first keyboards IBM also engineered the keyboard interface, cabling and signaling standards that are mostly still in use today. |
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| | IBM 632 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Some machines also had a card reader unit (like the IBM 26). | | | Further programming was provided in the card machines program drums. | | | It consisted of an IBM Electric typewriter and at least a punch card unit (like the IBM 24) that housed the "electronics" in two gates (a relay gate and an electronic gate). |
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| | Letter Gothic BT : MyFonts |
| | Letter Gothic BT The Bitstream version of Letter Gothic, designed by Roger Roberson for IBM in 1956–62 for use on IBM electric typewriter. | | | Primarily used for slide presentations and for word processing applications, Letter Gothic is very helpful for printing out software source listing, for informal office communications, and for tabular charts where alignment of columns is important. | | | It is a condensed, monospaced font resembling a typewriter face, suitable for tabular material. |
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| | IBM Archives: 1941 |
| | The proportional spacing feature became a staple of the IBM Executive series typewriters. | | | IBM Archives > Exhibits > History of IBM > 1940s > | | | IBM announces the Electromatic Model 04 electric typewriter, featuring the revolutionary concept of proportional spacing. |
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| | Selectric Typewriter Museum-IBM Electric typebar Typewriters |
| | This is the 1960s version of the IBM typebar machines. | | | The Model B is similar to the Model A, which was introduced in 1948, and both were in use through the 1950s, as should be obvious from the styling. | | | I haven't fired it up in several years, but it worked pretty well when I got it. |
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| | IBM Archives: IBM Radiotype |
| | IBM Archives > Exhibits > IBM special products (vol. | | | The IBM Radiotype installation shown above is receiving from miles away ultra short-wave news bulletins transmitted at 100 words per minute from IBM World Headquarters. | | | In this way, reports, requisitions, orders, messages and all types of business documents could be distributed instantly wherever the originator desired. |
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| | Hey, There! You, With The IBM Typewriter... |
| | WE sure could use some of that typing -- especially on an IBM electric-typewriter which would make our copy so nice and easy to read. | | | You look awful, sitting in front of all that beautiful "executive" type and not doing anything to help face-lift the Almanac! |
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| | Electric Typewriter |
| | If you prefer not to use a computer for your work, or need more flexibility than a printer can provide--or if you're just feeling nostalgic--then you will be glad to know about this old-fashioned feature of Pollock Laptop Library. | | | This typewriter is the IBM Wheelwriter 5 model, with Selectric System. | | | If you would like to use it, and need some help, feel free to ask for the user's manual at our circulation desk. |
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| | Typewriters Cash Registers Ribbons Paper Printwheels Daisywheel |
| | None of us would discard our trusty PCs, but more and more of us are finding that we just can't do everything we need to do, on today's computer printers. | | | Typewriter printwheels, ribbons, and other supply items, have become harder to locate as the years go by, while computer supplies take over the shelf space. | | | Order online at your convenience, or call Scantracker between 8:00cst - 4:30cst, Monday through Friday, to place your order with a real person...never an automated phone system. |
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| | Electric Typewriter Keyboard Repair Technicians |
| | If you are experiencing keyboard problems with your IBM Electronic Series or Lexmark typewriter keyboards then take a look at our page dedicated to helping you diagnose keyboard problems. | | | Our typewriter repair technicians are skilled in electric typewriter repairs and can diagnose keyboard problems for IBM Electronic Series and Lexmark typewriter keyboards. | | | For additional information about electric typewriter repairs, typewriter repair technicians, IBM electronic series or Lexmark keyboard repairs, please visit our main site where you'll find all of the information you need about electric typewriter repairs. |
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| | Digital system for control of an electric typewriter - Patent 4207010 |
| | The present invention will be further described by way of example with reference to the following description and with reference to the accompanying drawing in which: | | | 3,658,161 shows how a code bail typewriter may be automatically and digitally controlled by the use of an electromagnetic actuation system. | | | The present invention relates to electric typewriter control systems and more particularly to a digital control system for controlling the actuation of individual type elements in an electric typewriter. |
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| | Typewriters - New and Reconditioned by Typewriters.com |
| | Progressive Methods, Inc. provides the latest commercial-grade Brother office typewriters that are packed with features and designed to thrive on a busy workload. | | | Use our comparison chart to quickly determine the features on more than 20 IBM typewriter models. | | | We buy used IBM Wheelwriters and accept trade-ins! |
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| | Rajan Typewriter Keyboard Repair |
| | As you view our site you'll find information on how to diagnose problems with your keyboard, technical info, advice on what you should or shouldn't do when it comes to trying to repair or fix your own keyboard, shipping info, and how to contact us. | | | We specialize in repairing IBM & LEXMARK wheelwriter typewriter keyboards only! | | | Call for a referral or e-mail us with your zip code for an expert typewriter repair shop in your area. |
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| | 1952 IBM Electric Typewriter Advertisement |
| | Description: Original ad for IBM Electric Typewriters from 1952 magazine. | | | Shipping outside United States: Quoted at time of purchase | | | Ad is about 11 by 14 inches and in near mint condition. |
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| | Nu-kote Ribbons For IBM,: Read Reviews, Compare Features & Prices |
| | Nu-kote Ribbons For IBM,: Read Reviews, Compare Features and Prices | | | All Categories : Office Products : Computer Accessories and Supplies : Ribbons : Typewriter Correction Tapes : Nu-kote | | | Nu-kote Correctable Film Ribbon for Adler and IBM Typewriters - $2 to $10 at 4 sellers |
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| | Typewriter Ad Items |
| | 1959 IBM Electric Typewriter Ad 1908 Blickensderfer Typewriter Tabulator Ad ~ Aeolian | | | * Ad 1953 IBM Typewriter Ad "Which Is Your Type... | | | 1950 IBM Electric Typewriter * Letter Perfect ! |
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| | PDP-1 Restoration Project portal - wikipage |
| | The console typewriter uses "concise code", which is a slight variant of the FIODEC code. | | | There is Soroban typewriter documentation in the Computer History Museum archives. | | | Production machines used an IBM Model B electric typewriter modified for use as an I/O device by Soroban Engineering Inc. of Melbourne, Florida. |
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| | Typewriter Ribbons from Business-Supply |
| | Ribbons For IBM Model Mag Card1, Selectric 71 Electric Typewriters. | | | Ribbons for Panasonic KX-E500, 508, 601, 603, 701, 708, 828, 2000, 4000, 4020 Electric Typewriters. | | | Ribbons for Adler 21C, 21D, Standard Electronic NS and Portable NS; Facit Standard, Electric and Portable, Remington Electric 711, 713, and Olympia Electric and Portable Typewriters. |
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| | IBM Selectric - The Miracle Typewriter |
| | I used to play on my dad's IBM | | | It was done on the office IBM Selectric electric typewriter [update: I am told it was probably not a Selectric model but probably an Executive model]. | | | One of the OTHER things I remember about this machine was that the spacebar had both a "small" space and a "big" space. |
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| | IBM Archives: The IBM Model B typewriter |
| | And IBM remained a significant force in that business until 1991, when IBM's typewriter line and other office products became part of a new company, Lexmark International, Inc. | | | At the time the Model Bs were launched on March 1, 1954, IBM had already been in the typewriter business for more than 20 years. | | | Fifty years ago IBM introduced the Model B Standard and Model B Executive Typewriters. |
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| | The IBM 1620 Data Processing System |
| | A basic IBM 1620 Model 1 Data Processing System, circa 1960, photo from the | | | Computer Museum History Center, with an IBM electric typewriter as the control console. |
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