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Item : The new electric Model K comptometer, n.d. Item : IBM 650; New "business-minded" electronic computer now serves 9,000,000 John Hancock policyholders, 1954. Item : IBM data transceiver, 1954. Item : NORC; International Business Machines Corp., 1954. Item : For business, a new perspective, 1954. Item : Magnetic cores for microsecond memory in a great new IBM electric data processing machine for business; the 705 EDPM, 1954. Item : IBM micro records systems; total microfilm capability ... to meet specific information handling needs, [ca. 1957]. Item : Make your records work for you; the growing problem of information storage, retrieval, reference, [ca. 1957]. Item : Companies get things done at 14,000 operations a second with giant IBM electronic data processing machines, n.d.

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