Electronic Computers Prints

ENIAC computer was the first general-purpose electronic digital computer
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1983 portable computer the Hewlett-Packard 110 Memomaker weighed 9 pounds
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1949 Still life of Progress. The slide rule (at left)
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Women using an early personal computer made by the Digital Equipment Corporation of Maynard Massachusetts in 1982
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The 1983 Hewlett Packard-150 personal computer featured a touch-sensitive screen
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Librarian taking a printout from a UNIVAC 490 Printer
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Mainframe computer Sperry UNIVAC 90/80 was released in 1976 by the Sperry Rand Corporation to compete with the IBM
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Matsushita Computer Cassette-TV and home computer system used a touch screen interface and a tape cassette drive
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IBM programmers work at a cathode ray monitor with a touch-screen pointer. Ca. 1980
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Mainframe computer Sperry UNIVAC 90/80 was released in 1976 by the Sperry Rand Corporation to compete with the IBM
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Computer scientist at Argonne National Laboratory inspects the new IBM Blue Gene/P supercomputer
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Computer scientist at Argonne National Laboratory inspects the new IBM Blue Gene/P supercomputer
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Rivers of cables for the Dawn supercomputer at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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IBM 1419 magnetic character reader read and sorted checks at up to 1600 per minute
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New, lower cost, Burroughs electronic brain
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IBM 702, was a giant brain designed for business
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A engineer works on a IBM computer used to administer the Gl insurance dividend for millions of veterans
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IBM has developed an information system that provides immediate signature identification for banks
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Ron Satz, a 25-year old business school graduate
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IBM Electronic brain at the Francis I. DuPont & Co. brokerage firm
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Female operator at the console of the Raydac
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Woman holds tape with the latest stock prices printed by the Quotron II
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Staged trays of a French electronic brain
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Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon dedicated the National Computer Center on Nov. 6, 1961
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Partial view of the new IBM type 702 electronic data processing machine
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IBM computerizing magazine subscriptions in 1962
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A new IBM computer, the 6400 magnetic ledger accounting machine
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University School at IBM Corporation in 1962
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The first Cray-1 super computer was installed at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) in 1976 for a six-month trial
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