Application: Business On April 7, 1964 the entire concept of computers changed. 1964 PDF full record The hardware used in business applications has changed over the decades—from room-sized centralized mainframes to small, often geographically-distributed client-server systems based on a microprocessor—but the characteristics of these systems have typically remained the same: large storage; ability to handle a high rate of transactions (I/Os); and high availability/reliability. Software must be appropriately robust to function in this environment. Brochure List: Business Sort: DateBrochure Title RESULTS: 134 Items     prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 next This man is using the smallest 1974 pdf full record Three New Pacs 1974 pdf full record TMS700 Series: the First Microprogrammab... 8-bit Microcomputer from Texas Instruments 1981 pdf full record u-COMP DDP-516 General Purpose I/C Digital Computer 1966 pdf full record Univac 1004 II and Univac 1004 III 1964 pdf full record UNIVAC II 1957 pdf full record Univac solid-state computer ...a major breakthrough for Business- America 1958 pdf full record What should Industrial Management expect from a computer? 1960 pdf full record Xerox 860 Information Processing System 1980 pdf full record Xerox 860 Information Processing System 1980 pdf full record RESULTS: 134 Items     prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 next		Application Business Educational Entertainment/Gaming Graphics Military/Aerospace Personal Scientific SEARCH     Advanced Search
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