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[[File:IBM Logo 1956 1972.svg|thumb|right]] ...ouple]] inputs. The Multiplexer selects which signal is connected to the [[IBM 1711]] Data Converter. ...

...eal-time computing|real-time]] [[process control]] computer based on the [[IBM 1620 Model I]]. The 1720 led to the [[IBM 1710]] Process Control systems that IBM introduced in March 1961; these were cheaper and less elaborate than the 17 ...

...e with disputed fair-use status removed: [[Image:IBM_logo.svg|thumb|128px|IBM logo]] --> ...1]] [[analog-to-digital converter]] and [[digital-to-analog converter]], [[IBM 1712]] discrete I/O and analog [[multiplexer]], factory floor operator cont ...

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[[Image:IBM 729 Tape Drives.nasa.jpg|thumb|280px|A bank of IBM 729 tape drives]] ...n the take-up reel as he takes a few turns to secure the tape leader. An [[IBM 1403]] line printer is in the foreground.]] ...

{{Short description|IBM mainframe computer, 1960s}} [[File:IBM 7040 front panel.jpg|thumb|upright|Front panel of an IBM 7040 computer on exhibit at the Musée de l'informatique]] ...

| journal = IEEE Transactions on Electronic Computers Rather than naming the pipeline stages, "Fetch, Decode, and Execute" (as on [[IBM 7030 Stretch|Stretch]]), the pipelined stages were named, "Advanced Control ...

{{Short description|IBM computer circuit board, circa 1960}} [[File:IBM SMS Card (8372882397).jpg|thumb|An SMS card with an [[Solid Logic Technolog ...

| name = IBM 604 Electronic Calculating Punch | logo = IBM Logo 1947 1956.svg ...

FRUs are not strictly confined to computers but are also part of many high-end, lower-volume consumer and commercial pr Many [[vacuum tube]] computers had FRUs: ...

...ed at the [[United States]] [[National Security Agency]] (NSA). Built by [[IBM]], it was delivered in 1962 and operated until 1976, when it was decommissi ...y/bcupp/lookback/hist-03.htm |date=2006-03-07 }}</ref> and it was built by IBM in [[Poughkeepsie, New York]]. Its electronics (fabricated of the same kind ...

[[File:IBM 709 front panel at CHM.agr.jpg|thumb|IBM 709 front panel at the [[Computer History Museum]]]] ...of 5000 per second.<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/acis/history/ibm709.html IBM 709 at Columbia University history page]</ref> ...

{{short description|Decimal computer introduced by IBM in 1958}} | name = IBM 7070 ...

Ferranti, by then a division of [[International Computers and Tabulators]] (ICT), marketed the Titan as the Atlas 2.<ref>{{cite web | ...er and much more expensive [[IBM 7030 Stretch]] which had been leased from IBM.<ref name="chilton">{{cite news |title=Atlas II Computer for Aldermaston |d ...

{{Short description|Family of mainframe computers}} ...tion = Honeywell 200 system console, left (shown with [[IBM]] [[List of IBM products|1402 card reader/punch]]) ...

...it [[op-code]] and a 12-bit operand or address field. In general IAS-based computers were not code compatible with each other, although originally math routines ...computer, announced the same year, was fully transistorized. About 15,000 IBM 1401 machines were produced.) ...

...ed their LARC in December 1968<ref>{{cite magazine |title=Were Early Giant Computers a Success? |date=April 1969 |magazine=Datamation |pages=77–82|url=http://w ...to the LARC contest, but Teller chose the simpler Univac over the riskier IBM design. ...