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	IBM 1800 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The IBM 1800 was a process control variant of the IBM 1130 with two extra instructions (CMP and DCM) and extra I/O capabilities.
		Unlike the 1130, which was a desk-like unit, the 1800 is packaged in typical IBM racks.
		As of February 2006 4 IBM 1800s were still in operation at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station in Pickering, Ontario, Canada.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/IBM_1800 (174 words)

	Lenovo - About Lenovo, history and timeline
		IBM PCD introduces the industry’s first ThinkLight, a small light that illuminates the keyboard in low-light work environments, such as onboard an airplane.
		IBM PCD introduces the industry’s first mini-notebook, weighing under three pounds, with standard ports and a keyboard that is 95 percent of full-size.
		IBM PCD introduces its Active Protection System, the industry’s first notebook with an airbag for hard drive and data protection in case the system is dropped.
	www.pc.ibm.com /ca/about_lenovo/companyhistory.html (1128 words)

	IBM 1130
		IBM 1130 The punched paper tape unit on the 1130 may be placed elsewhere for convenience.
		The IBM 1130 was introduced in 1965 and is considered an early third generation computer.
		The IBM 1442 was also capable of being used as an output device and could punch 120 cards per minute.
	ed-thelen.org /comp-hist/vs-ibm-1130.html (2103 words)

	IBM History and Stanford
		At the time of the appearance of the IBM 360-series most computing was centralized and operated by the Stanford Computation Center, which consisted of three facilities: a `Campus facility', an operation at SLAC, with eventually an IBM 360-91, and a system, ACME, running a 360-50 dedicated to real-time computing in the Medical School.
		At IBM the successor for the 7700 was the IBM 1800, and one of those mchines was in use in the medical school ACME project in 1967.
		IBM 360-50 system as its main computer, an IBM 1800 for data acquisition and distribution, IBM 2701 interfaces for various laboratory computers, and a home-built network for terminals in the laboratories.
	infolab.stanford.edu /pub/voy/museum/pictures/IBM.html (1151 words)

	ibm - definition by dict.die.net
		IBM /I-B-M/ Once upon a time, the computer company most hackers loved to hate; today, the one they are most puzzled to find themselves liking.
		What galled hackers about most IBM machines above the PC level wasn't so much that they were underpowered and overpriced (though that counted against them), but that the designs were incredibly archaic, crufty, and elephantine...
		To the astonishment of all parties, IBM emerged as a staunch friend of the hacker community and open source development.
	dict.die.net /ibm (282 words)

	IBM Archives: Product profile
		The IBM System/7 was a computing system designed to acquire physical data such as voltage, current, temperature, pressure and other measurements directly from instrumentation and devices.
		More comprehensive applications or those requiring data integrated with a management information system could be handled by a multisystem arrangement of several System/7s working in concert with an IBM System/370, or by communicating with another System/7, IBM System/3, most models of the IBM System/360, IBM System/370, IBM 1130 and IBM 1800 systems.
		IBM 5022 disk storage module was available in four models.
	www-03.ibm.com /ibm/history/exhibits/system7/system7_profile.html (828 words)

	Amazon.com: IBM NETVISTA M42 DT P4/1800-256MB 40GB: Computers & PC Hardware (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		IBM's superior migration and manageability tools and services help businesses of all sizes save time and money, help reduce the risk of errors and loss of data, and help users stay productive.
		IBM's NetVista range of PCs is available in a variety of flavours, with different displays, processors, software and other components.
		IBM sticks to the basics and serves up a well-rounded, well-supported, expensive corporate PC.
	www.amazon.com /IBM-NETVISTA-M42-1800-256MB-40GB/dp/B00006LHMS (692 words)

	The IBM family of APL systems - APL programming language - Cover Story IBM Systems Journal - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The developmental history of IBM subfamilies of APL systems is traced in this paper, focusing on the inter-relationships among them and the methods of implementation used by the various groups involved.
		In the 25 years since the first viable APL system was introduced outside of IBM, offerings of APL systems spanning most of the significant hardware families have been produced at a rate of more than one per year.
		This work went remarkably well, resulting in an integrated system, APL\360,[6] with excellent performance characteristics.[7] The system was operational about three months after work was started, and the three implementers who did the bulk of the programming were later to receive an industry award for their work.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0ISJ/is_n4_v30/ai_11664026/pg_21 (1181 words)

	IBM 6400-i24 line matrix printer: Meet demands for efficiency and manageability in high-volume applications.
		IBM 6400-i24 line matrix printer: Meet demands for efficiency and manageability in high-volume applications.
		Designed specifically to deliver maximum performance for high-volume report printing, the specialized IBM 6400 Model i24 is capable of printing at up to 2400 lines per minute in Fast Draft mode, or 1800 lpm in DP mode¹.
		IBM hardware products are manufactured from new parts, or new and used parts.
	www.printers.ibm.com /internet/wwsites.nsf/vwwebpublished/6400home_ww (280 words)

	Corestore collection: IBM 1800 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		(In addition to the 1800 and peripherals, there was a nice working pdp-8/l, with a Honeywell tabletop paper tape reader - the 8/l seems to be working fine, but the paper tape reader has 'issues' - RIM is toggled in, when started the reader reads, but BIN is not correctly loaded.
		There's also an IBM 129 card punch, an IBM 083 card sorter, and a nice pdp-8/f with PC04 and LA30 Decwriter, in a 'short' rack.
		Not uncommonly for IBM machines, it proclaims itself to be the property of IBM; these machines were frequently leased rather than bought outright initially.
	www.corestore.org /1800-2.htm (653 words)

	Early IBM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This is the IBM 1130, introduced in the mid 60's.
		One of my favorite machines was the IBM 1800 Data Acquisition System.
		Much of the internal architecture is the same as the 1130, but the 1800 had a host of analog and digital input/output ports.
	home.stny.rr.com /n2bc/earlyIBM.htm (318 words)

	IBM1130.org: Systems Related to the IBM 1130
		The IBM 1500, an 1130-based educational system supporting dozens of light-pen terminals with multimedia capabilities -- far, far ahead of its time, and a model for later systems like PLATO.
		The IBM 1800 (shown), a process-control variant of the 1130 with two extra instructions and extra I/O capabilities
		The IBM System/360, which was the development ground for much of the technology used in the 1130
	ibm1130.org /related (146 words)

	IBM Career
		I retired from IBM in San Jose, CA in 1992 after 31 years of service.
		My first several years were spent designing and coding various field diagnostic programs for several products, the 1800 and 1130 systems, the 360/135 System and micro-diagnostics for the 3330, 3340, 3350, 3370 and 3375 DASD devices.
		IBM PC/XT/AT Started with a fully loaded PC and eventually swapped every part, except the power cord, until the machine was a clone of the the IBM-PC AT with a 386 processor.
	www.rjbuntenconsulting.com /biography.htm (671 words)

	IBM, Dell Debut 64-bit Xeon Servers - Technology News by TechWeb
		For its part, IBM introduced eight new xSeries systems based on Intel's Xeon Extended Memory 64-bit Technology (EM64T) processor, dubbed the "Nocona." The machines include a both one- and two-way servers, a new blade server, and a debut workstation.
		McRae claimed that IBM had the edge of rivals Dell and HP in the innovation department -- "Innovation is alive and well in this market," he said -- with such new features as improved cooling, simpler swapping of SATA hard drives, and support for IBM's management console, Director 4.2.
		Among the servers that IBM introduced Monday were both rack-mounted and tower one-way and two-way systems -- the racked devices coming in both 1U and 2U formats -- as well as the Intellistation Z Pro workstation and the BladeCenter HS20.
	www.techweb.com /wire/story/TWB20040802S0007 (645 words)

	Preface (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This publication provides the IBM 1130 System user with the information required to operate and maintain the IBM 1130 Disk Monitor programming system.
		IBM 1134 Paper Tape Reader in combination with an IBM 1055 Paper Tape Punch.
		Requests for copies of IBM publications should be made to your IBM representative or to the IBM branch office serving your locality.
	www.ibm1130.net /DM2/Preface.html (424 words)

	IBM Research \| Almaden Research Center \| Coevolution Symposium 2003
		This symposium brought together business and IT researchers and practitioners to share and exchange perspectives on the coevolution of business and technology innovations.
		After the event, a good deal of communication and conversations continue to happen.
		Technological tools and organizational methods coevolved rapidly as the world's population grew from an estimated one billion people in 1800 to six billion in 2000.
	www.almaden.ibm.com /coevolution (358 words)

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		While we were waiting for delivery of the IBM 1800, we found out that an IBM 1500, a computer using the same CPU and operating system as the IBM 1800, had been purchased by Dr. Steve Hunka in the Faculty of Education at our university.
		IBM withdrew support for the IBM 1500 in 1980 and the efforts of the people in DERS became redirected towards finding a replacement and porting courses to the new system.
		Terminals that were connected to the IBM 1500 had to be located within a very short distance of the central computer, and were connected to it by a couple of 1 inch thick cables.
	home.sprynet.com /~gkearsley/History/Montgomerie_finalrevised.doc (7989 words)

	Siebel CRM On Demand: Hosted by IBM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		IBM's track record speaks for itself: Where numerous hosting application service providers have fallen by the wayside, IBM e-business Hosting has thrived.
		From network switches and firewalls to Web applications and IBM DB2 database servers, every element working behind the scenes is proactively monitored to guarantee the highest level of application uptime.
		The IBM hosting infrastructure for Siebel CRM On Demand is designed to deliver peak performance regardless of time and usage.
	www.crmondemand.com /ibm_hosting/index.jsp (392 words)

	Corestore collection: IBM 1800 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The IBM 1800 is a close relative of the IBM 1130, with the addition of a bunch of D/A inputs and outputs; the 1800 was designed specifically for data aquisition and process control.
		Dates from the early-mid 1960s, also has a lot in common with the System/360 - not architecturally, the 1800 is 16-bit - but in the implementation - both are built from the same SLT technology.
		As far as I know, this is the only IBM 1800 in captivity.
	www.corestore.org /1800.htm (324 words)

	IBM 1130 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The IBM 1130 (1965): "The first IBM computer to rent for less than $1000 a month." Intended for use by scientists, engineers, and mathematicians.
		Primary user interface is punched cards or paper tape, but also supports interactive use via its integrated (keypunch-based) console keyboard or IBM 2250 Graphics Display Unit, with hardcopy to the IBM 1403 line printer or slower drum printer, or to the IBM 1627 hardcopy plotter.
		A followon model, the IBM 1800, was intended mainly for process control.
	www.columbia.edu /acis/history/1130.html (208 words)

	Charles Babbage Institute: RESEARCH PROGRAM> Current research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		IBM described the product as the “highest-level language used in data processing today,” and as “the easiest to learn, easiest to use, easiest to maintain, fastest to code, and most machine-independent, problem-oriented computer language available.” Because of these properties, RPG is arguably the second-most popular programming language of all time, behind only COBOL (qv).
		IBM’s RPG II software and its symbolic language itself were usually bundled with a compiler deck and library of subroutines, and was available for monthly lease.
		RPG II also worked on the IBM 1130, the IBM 1800, the RCA Spectra 70, as well as on the Univac 9200/9300 Series.
	www.cbi.umn.edu /shp/entries/rpg.html (412 words)

	SOHO Servers - CNET Reviews
		The versatile IBM xSeries 206m comes configured as a low-cost all-in-one server with plenty of room for expansion, or as a moderately priced powerhouse for resource-intensive services.
		IBM eServer xSeries 236 8841 - Xeon 3.6 GHz
		IBM eServer xSeries 236 8841 - Xeon 2.8 GHz
	msn-cnet.com.com /4566-3125_7-0.html (747 words)

	IBM1130.org: Where are the 1130's today?
		By report from Dan Chang, four IBM 1800 systems are running in their original application at Pickering Nuclear Power Station, Ontario, CA.
		We believe that other IBM 1800's are still in use in their original applications.
		We also know of an organization that is still running its business using IBM 1130 Fortran on a non-IBM timesharing operating system running on an IBM 1800 emulator.
	ibm1130.org /today (288 words)

	IBM Snaps Up Micromuse - Hardware News by InformationWeek (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		With its acquisition of Micromuse, IBM picks up Micromuse’s lauded Netcool event collection, event consolidation, and correlation suite – and the solutions 1800 customers.
		IBM says the acquisition will marry two growth areas – IBM’s Tivoli systems management unit which the company says showed double-digit growth for the first three quarters of this year and Micromuse which has experienced 10 percent growth in 2005 over the previous year.
		IBM says the Micromuse purchase will help bolster its systems management solution.
	www.informationweek.com /hardware/sysman/175007328 (250 words)

	Introduction to Computer Architecture and Organization - second edition IBM Systems Journal - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This book uses mainly the large systems Of IBM and Cray as examples for the architectural descriptions.
		This reviewer would have liked to have seen some discussion of what may be a "lost generation" of small machines-for example, the decimal aspect of the IBM 1620, the two-member family of the IBM 1130 and the IBM 1800, with some cousins as used for real-time systems.
		The business architectures using the IBM 1401 and System/3 linearity would have been some of the interesting additions to the book.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0ISJ/is_n4_v29/ai_9680877 (572 words)

	Wonderware Press Release 1/27/97 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Beginning in the early 60's with the IBM 1800, one of the first "industrial control" computers, IBM invested millions in development of industrial control computers and supervisory control software.
		Unfortunately, their efforts in the early 80's such as the PCS (sic) system installed in several oil refinerys (including ESSO in Edmonton, Canada), were less than commercial successes, and IBM retreated from the industrial market to concentrate on more lucrative commercial MIS systems.
		In the late 80's IBM re-entered this market with their industrial "Gearbox" computer and several software products which were eventually consolidted in the "POMS" (Plant Optimization and Management System).
	www.pera.net /Products/Software/IBM.html (257 words)

	Operating Systems Support Group
		In 1968, the IBM 1620 was replaced by an IBM 360 Model 50, which was the world's first popular commercial mainframe computer.
		The original tigger was an IBM RS/6000 model 590 with one CPU and 256 MB memory, running AIX, an IBM variant of UNIX.
		The current tigger is an IBM RS/6000 model J40, with six 112 MHz PowerPC 604E CPUs and 512 MB memory; tentative plans for this summer call for upgrading tigger for the fourth time by replacing it with a new machine with three times the computing power, memory, and I/O bandwidth of the current tigger.
	www.uic.edu /depts/accc/newsletter/adn20/systems.html (2166 words)

	ACME history (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		It used a IBM 360-50 system as its main computer, an IBM 1800 for data acquistion and distribution, and a home-built network for terminals in the laboratories.
		Terminals were slightly modified IBM 2741's, essentially Selectric typewriters, and instrumentation interfaces, build to order, but following locally developed standards.
		IBM 360 exhibit or return to Floor 1 exhibits of the
	www-db.stanford.edu /pub/voy/museum/pictures/ACME.html (284 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
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	www.math.utah.edu:8080 /pub/tex/bib/ibmjrd.bib (484 words)

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	www.vm.ibm.com /SDO/sdodas52.html (1394 words)

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