13 Apr
2019
13 Apr
'19
7:37 a.m.
On 04/13/2019 09:11 AM, Jay Jaeger via cctalk wrote:
For example, the IBM 7010 was an IBM 1410 done up in
7000
series technology (and was a compatible super-set of the
1410 and, via a toggle switch, the 1401). It had no
architectural relationship with the 7090/7094, nor did the
7070 or 7080, near as I can tell.
Yes, the 14xx were character-based decimal
machines. The
7070 was a word-based decimal machine aimed at the business
market. The 709x were word-based binary machines.
Jon