is that youce, too, have to sort through punchcards to find the information, compared to a disk drive, you can jump directly to the information you need, so it is much faster. this device is so well made that it still functions. we have a team of volunteers who demonstrate once a week. one of the first things they noticed is that there was 60-year-old data still on the hard disk. the disk drive has not changed in basic form and we are still using them today but have a read/write head and a motor that spins around. welcome to the minicomputer gallery. these came out in the mid-1960's and work computers that small businesses can afford. beside me is one that was advertised as the kitchen computer in a 1969 neiman marcus catalog. it cost $10,600 and neiman marcus did not sell any. part of the problem is that the program it, in this case the housewife, would have to know a numbering system and would have to be able to read in this code and also programmed the computer using these switches in that code. almost an impossible task for most people. generally you would attach a kind of keyboar

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