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Selectron Tube 1024bit The Selectron tube had a capacity of 256 to 4096 bits (32 to 512 bytes). The 4096-bit Selectron was 10 inches long and 3 inche
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Punch Card 01 Early computers often used punch cards for input both of programs and data. Punch cards were in common use until the mid-1970s. Card f
hard disk drive 01 The first hard disk drive was the IBM Model 350 Disk File that came with the IBM 305 RAMAC computer in 1956. It had 50 24-inch dis
Selectron Tube 1024bit The Selectron tube had a capacity of 256 to 4096 bits (32 to 512 bytes). The 4096-bit Selectron was 10 inches long and 3 inche
Punched tape Same as with punch cards, punched tape was originally pioneered by the textile industry for use with mechanized looms. For computers, p
Magnetic tape 02 And of course, we can’t mention magnetic tape without also mentioning the standard compact cassette, which was a popular way of data
Magnetic tape 01 Magnetic tape was first used for data storage in 1951. The tape device was called UNISERVO and was the main I/O device on the UNIVAC
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Selectron Tube 1024bit The Selectron tube had a capacity of 256 to 4096 bits (32 to 512 bytes). The 4096-bit Selectron was 10 inches long and 3 inche

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