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Univac I module
Remington Rand, Inc. Eckert-Mauchly Division
Physical object, Circa 1951
102677143
UNIVAC I Supervisory Control Console
Remington Rand, Inc.
Physical object, Circa 1951
102667576
Cyberdreams I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream box
Cyberdreams, Inc.
Physical object
102718223
PDP-8/I faceplate
Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
Physical object
102666054
Keyboard
Physical object
102645062
Keyboard
Physical object
102718310
I/O port splitter
Phillips
Physical object
102662501
Newton button
Apple Computer, Inc.
Physical object
102633778
UNIVAC I component
Sperry Rand Corporation
Physical object, 1951
X941.88
I love it when you talk COBOL button
ComputerWorld
Physical object, ca. 1982
E1114
PL/I button
International Business Machines (IBM)
Physical object, Circa 1964
102628868
I Got A Code In My Node button
ComputerWorld
Physical object, ca. 1982
102666402
CD-i Touchpad controller
Philips Consumer Electronics Company
Physical object, Circa 1992
102662486
Apple button
Apple Computer, Inc.
Physical object
102681974
UNIVAC I vacuum tube type 5964
Remington Rand, Inc.
Physical object, Circa 1951
102677137
I Spoke With DECtalk button
Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
Physical Object
102703641
Experimental vision system I/O device
Sutherland, Ivan
Physical object
102688569
"I LIKE IKE" button
Physical Object
102766430
I Pray in Fortran button
Computerworld Magazine
Physical object
102638516
PL/I button
International Business Machines (IBM)
Physical object, Circa 1964
102628877