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   1483228800 – 1514764799. 2017 ( MMXVII) was a common year starting on Sunday of the Gregorian calendar, the 2017th year of the Common Era (CE) and Anno Domini (AD) designations, the 17th year of the 3rd millennium and the 21st century, and the 8th year of the 2010s decade.

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2. www.computerhistory.org › blog › about-the-computerAbout the Computer History Museum’s IBM 1401 Machines

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   Feb 19, 2015 · IBM’s 80-column punched cards. By the time the 1401 was introduced, electromechanical systems based on punched cards were widely used to manage business operations. These large and unwieldy machines — sorters, collators, punched card calculators and tabulators – each had unique functions and were used together to solve large-scale ...

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   What is a 1401 computer?

   • The 1401 was a decimal (not binary) computer, with variable-length words composed of 8-bit bytes containing 6-bit BCD ( binary coded decimal) characters (plus parity and wordmark bits), and was intended primarily for business applications (its scientific counterpart was the 1620 ).

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   What is IBM 1401?

   • About the Computer History Museum s IBM 1401 Machines by Guy Fedorkow The Legendary IBM 1401 Data Processing System The development of the most popular computer of the 1960s and the story of its restoration at age 50 Recent visitors experiencing the memorable sights and sounds of our two working IBM 1401 mainframes at the Computer History Museum.

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   What happened to IBM 1401?

   • Although the building housing the computer center had collapsed, the IBM 1401 computer and it's coterie of electro-mechanical punched card machines seemed more or less intact, although covered with tons of dust and debris. And the case holding the mag tapes was were I had left it, apparently unharmed.

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   What did a 1401 computer operator do?

   • In 1962, I joined IBMs New York Time/Life building computer operations department as a 1401 computer operator. My responsibilities included putting all incoming computer jobs programmers submitted to the center onto tape using the satellite 1401.

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4. ibm1401.computerhistory.org1401Restoration-CHM - Computer History Museum

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   IBM 1401- Wikipedia; Prof. Ron Mak, San Jose State Dec 2013 1401 Demo Lab Floor Plan December 2013.pdf, .xls; Maintenance Comments Nov 2012 Programming Class Proposal(s) Programming the IBM 1401 a 6.0 megabyte .pdf file BillWorthington-1401Tour--VisibleStorageSegment.pdf updated Dec 28, 2007 Power On/Off, Boot a 1401

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5. en.wikipedia.orgAD 1401 - Wikipedia

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6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Category:1401Category:1401 - Wikipedia

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7. catholicscientists.org › scientists-of-the-pastNicholas of Cusa - The Society of Catholic Scientists

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   AD 1401 to August 11, 1464 Nicholas of Cusa (1401 to August 11, 1464) Nicholas of Cusa (or Nicolaus Cusanus) was a German Cardinal who died nine years before Copernicus was born. He was an important figure in the history of medieval philosophy.

8. www.columbia.edu › cu › computinghistoryThe IBM 1401 - Columbia University

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   Jan 18, 2001 · The 1401 was a decimal (not binary) computer, with variable-length words composed of 8-bit bytes containing 6-bit BCD ( binary coded decimal) characters (plus parity and wordmark bits), and was intended primarily for business applications (its scientific counterpart was the 1620 ). The 1401 was the first in IBM's 1400 series of computers, which ...