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	Porting DPPX from the IBM 8100 to the IBM ES/9370: feasibility and overview - DPPX operating system IBM Systems ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Porting DPPX from the IBM 8100 to the IBM ES/9370: Feasibility and overview The DPPX/SP operating system was converted from its original implementation on the IBM 8100 Information System architecture to a new implementation--DPPX/370--on the System/370 architecture of the ES/9370 Information System processors.
		The 8100 processors were relatively inexpensive, occupied little space, and were capable of being run in an operatorless environment.
		In addition to the 8100 there were the System/36, the System/38, the Series/1, the 4300 family, and even the personal computer, with a total of ten operating systems among them] Ohter products had in fact added many of the features that had made DPPX and the 8100 unique.
	findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0ISJ/is_n1_v29/ai_8276666 (914 words)

	IBM Archives: 4331 Processor
		IBM 3310 direct access storage for the 4331, available in two models with a storage capacity of 64.5 million characters.
		IBM 3262 line printer for the 4331, attachable by an integrated adapter, used for reports and other hard-copy output.
		IBM 3203 Model 5 printer for both the 4331 and 4341, operates at 1,200 lines per minute with a 48-character set.
	www-03.ibm.com /ibm/history/exhibits/mainframe/mainframe_PP4331.html (880 words)

	History of IBM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		IBM scientists develop an experimental device that can electronically position in millionths of a second a laser light beam carrying written and pictorial information; a solid state optical scanning device that converts images into electrical signals; a laser transmitter that sends voice and other signals great distances over laser light beams.
		IBM announces the 4300 processor, featuring multilayer ceramic packaging and 64Kb memory chips that provide the densest packaging of memory and logic circuits available in intermediate-sized IBM systems; the 3279 color display terminal; and the 3287 color printer.
		IBM announces the IBM 3084, the company's top-of-the-line computer, with four central processing units offering up to 64 million characters of main memory and 48 channels; and the 3083 model Groups E, B and J, using the industry's densest logic circuit packaging.
	www.ecpuk.demon.co.uk /history_ibm.html (10402 words)

	IBM Archives: IBM Tucson products
		Users of IBM's larger data processing systems usually select one or more models of the 3420/3803 to meet their magnetic tape needs.
		This tape subsystem consists of a primary tape unit, the 3410, and a control unit, the 3411, to which multiple satellite 3410s may be attached.
		The unit is used with IBM's 4331 processor and the IBM 8100 information system.
	www-03.ibm.com /ibm/history/exhibits/tucson/tucson_products.html (925 words)

	CNN.com - Review: IBM tops list of best 15 notebooks - April 4, 2002
		IBM ThinkPad A30p: Companies that use Lotus Notes and want to equip their workforces with a full-featured all-in-one notebook and a Palm PDA will like IBM's new A line and its cradle bay device option for the WorkPad C500.
		IBM ThinkPad T23: For businesses and well-heeled individuals who prefer the eraserhead pointing device and can afford a top-of-the-line lightweight laptop, the T23 is a best-of-breed winner.
		IBM ThinkPad R30: Aside from its subpar -- but bearable -- battery life and performance, this less-expensive version of IBM's ThinkPad T23 is a winner.
	edition.cnn.com /2002/TECH/ptech/04/04/top.notebooks.idg (892 words)

	Porting DPPX from the IBM 8100 to the IBM ES/9370: feasibility and overview - DPPX operating system IBM Systems Journal ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Porting DPPX from the IBM 8100 to the IBM ES/9370: Feasibility and overview The DPPX/SP operating system was converted from its original implementation on the IBM 8100 Information System architecture to a new implementation--DPPX/370--on the System/370 architecture of the ES/9370 Information System processors.
		The 8100 processors were relatively inexpensive, occupied little space, and were capable of being run in an operatorless environment.
		In addition to the 8100 there were the System/36, the System/38, the Series/1, the 4300 family, and even the personal computer, with a total of ten operating systems among them] Ohter products had in fact added many of the features that had made DPPX and the 8100 unique.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0ISJ/is_n1_v29/ai_8276666 (914 words)

	Color convergence data processing in a CRT color display station - Patent 4451824
		However, in the IBM 3270 system, this is only provided if the control unit recognizes that it is connected to a color display station which has received and properly stored the electrical color convergence signals that were transmitted to it.
		In the prior IBM 3279 display station, a multicolor visual display can only be provided after the IBM color control unit 3274 with configuration support C has received confirmation that electrical convergence signals have been received and properly stored by the IBM display station 3279.
		It should be noted that this corresponds to the operation of the IBM 3270 system and the operation of the IBM 3274 control unit with IBM support configuration C. Typically the convergence data is transmitted in a sequence of blocks of convergence information.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /4451824.html (5532 words)

	NOW IBM UK 8100 USERS GIVE THE THUMBS DOWN TO DPPX ON THE 9370 - CBRonline.com
		IBM last week announced details of how 8100 users will be able to maintain at least some of their investment in applications via the 9370 - see p3 alongside - but if the UK users we talked to are any guide, it has come much too late.
		In the UK most 8100 users seem to have already decided that there is little point continuing to invest in the software for IBM's first ever distributed offering, although some users do plan to migrate what they've got onto DPPX/370.
		Another 8100 user, Grants of St James, admitted that it was locked into the IBM distributed processing environment because it cannot afford to abandon the investment made in developing applications under DPPX.
	www.cbronline.com /article_cg.asp?guid=23487790-A774-444F-8B79-291BF162C519 (1320 words)

	IBM 8100 - Free net encyclopedia
		This, coupled with IBM's recognition that they had too many hardware and software systems with similar processing power and function, led to announcement in March 1986 that the 8100 line would not be expanded and a new System/370 compatible processor line, ES/9370, would be provided to replace it.
		In March 1987, IBM announced that it intended to provide in 1989 a version of DPPX/SP that would run on the new ES/9370.
		The 8100 also supported a terminal called the 8775 which was the first to ship with the ability to download its functionality from the host computer to which it was attached.
	www.netipedia.com /index.php/IBM_8100 (402 words)

	Magellan® 8100 Economical Slim Line Scanner & Scanner/Scale
		The Magellan 8100 has a powered auxiliary RS232 port for integrating a PSC handheld scanner for those large or heavy items that are often left in the shopping cart.
		Since the Magellan 8100 is from PSC you can count on easy installation and years of worry free operation.
		The Magellan 8100 has the same familiar form factor as the Magellan SL so it installs easily into both new and existing point-of-sale configurations.
	www.pscnet.com /html/mg8100.htm (501 words)

	IBM 8100 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This, coupled with IBM's recognition that they had too many hardware and software systems with similar processing power and function, led to announcement in March 1986 that the 8100 line would not be expanded and a new System/370 compatible processor line, ES/9370, would be provided to replace it.
		In March 1987, IBM announced that it intended to provide in 1989 a version of DPPX/SP that would run on the new ES/9370.
		The 8100 also supported a terminal called the 8775 which was the first to ship with the ability to download its functionality from the host computer to which it was attached.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/IBM_8100 (378 words)

	MITEM's IBM Solutions
		MITEM is a member of the IBM Partners in Development program and has enjoyed a long relationship with the Company and its products and protocols.
		In MITEM’s world, IBM has evolved from a host system vendor to a major player at every level in the system architecture.
		Specifically, MitemView should be used to accelerate the deployment, and smooth the implementation, of IBM WebSphere and/or MQ projects.
	www.mitem.com /solutions/platforms/IBM.asp (420 words)

	IBM's 1984 EC Undertaking
		IBM has no obligation to respond to requests for interface information before the expiry of the relevant time period and upon expiry of that time period has 14 days to fulfill requests in hand.
		IBM favours such interconnections and has published and will publish extensive information about it including formats and protocols which facilitate attachment by competitors of their systems or networks to IBM SNA networks.
		IBM acknowledges that it may be necessary for the Commission to determine the extent to which this Undertaking is implemented.
	www.cptech.org /at/ibm/ibm1984ec.html (3340 words)

	Porting DPPX from the IBM 8100 to the IBM ES/9370: Migration
		Porting DPPX from the IBM 8100 to the IBM ES/9370: Migration
		DPPX/SP is a centrally managed, distributed processing system designed to run on the IBM 8100 family of processors.
		DPPX/370 is the DPPX/SP system ported to the IBM ES/9370 family of processors.
	domino.research.ibm.com /tchjr/journalindex.nsf/600cc5649e2871db852568150060213c/7edbf7bc9438d2a685256bfa00685c31?OpenDocument (108 words)

	IBM Hopes More Handhelds Will Be Based on Linux
		IBM has announced at LinuxWorld that it has created a reference design for handhelds that uses Linux and Java software.
		IBM Engineering and Technology Services has been selected as the first organization to help OEM manufacturers modify the reference design to their specific requirements.
		In November, IBM and Sharp announced they were working together to develop the Enterprise Edition Zaurus - a Linux-based handheld that works on a foundation of IBM's software.
	www.brighthand.com /article/IBM_Making_Linux_Ref_Design (397 words)

	PSC Magellan 8100 - PSC 8100 Scanners
		The Magellan 8100 scanner and Magellan 8100 scanner/scale are entry level members of PSC's high-performance Magellan® line for large volume, point-of-sale applications.
		In addition, the Magellan 8100 uses the patented All-Weighs™ platter for reducing shrink.
		Additionally, the Magellan® 8100 can be equipped for full electronic article surveillance (EAS) functionality, including Interlock, for one step scanning and security tag deactivation.
	www.posmicro.com /Scanners/PSC/psc_magellan_8100.htm (542 words)

	Porting DPPX from the IBM 8100 to the IBM ES/9370: Feasibility and overview
		Porting DPPX from the IBM 8100 to the IBM ES/9370: Feasibility and overview
		The DPPX/SP operating system was converted from its original implementation on the IBM 8100 Information System architecture to a new implementation-PX/370- the System/370 architecture of the ES/9370 Information System processors.
		Portability was not an original design objective for DPPX, and yet the conversion of the operating system was straightforward and successful.
	domino.research.ibm.com /tchjr/journalindex.nsf/0/a1d0b9f8d42f592185256bfa00685c30?OpenDocument (97 words)

	PC World - Top 20 Power Desktops
		IBM has priced its PC 300 PL at $2549--squarely in the middle of the power PC pack.
		Since the 300 PL is designed to be integrated into a network, IBM's designers may have assumed that the majority of users wouldn't be cracking open the horizontal desktop case (which takes up a fair amount of real estate on a desk).
		IBM continues to provide excellent documentation for its machines, as well as three free years of around-the-clock technical support and a three-year parts, one-year labor warranty.
	www.pcworld.com /article/id,8774-page,15-c,desktoppcs/article.html (597 words)

	SNA - A General (and gentle) Introduction
		Communication sessions may be defined as the facilities between two stations that enable them to exchange data.
		IBM permits users to establish sessions and then use and reuse the same session for successive "conversations." Session creation establishes and commits resources (an imaginary pipe, if you will); conversations are traffic through it.
		Closely linked with SSCP and responsible jointly with the remaining Pus for implementing SNA's hierarchical functions is the Network Control Program (NCP) software.
	www.francome.com /sna1.html (675 words)

	The S/390 G5/G6 binodal cache - Author bios
		He has held various design and design management positions on the IBM 8100 Information System, ES/3090, ES/9121, and the S/390 G4, G5, and G6 systems, and has received several IBM formal awards including Outstanding Technical Achievement Awards for both the G4 and G5 designs.
		He has received several IBM formal awards, including an Outstanding Technical Achievement Award for the G4 design and an Outstanding Innovation Award for the G5 design.
		Since joining IBM in Poughkeepsie, New York, in 1983, he has worked on processor controller code and logic design for the ES/3090 and ES/9021 bipolar mainframes and logic design for the S/390 G4, G5, and G6 CMOS mainframes.
	www.research.ibm.com /journal/rd/435/turgeaut.html (996 words)

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		0018-8646/99/$5.00 (C) 1999 IBM The S/390 G5/G6 binodal cache by P. Turgeon, P. Mak, M. Blake, M. Fee, C. Ford III, P. Meaney, R. Seigler, and W. Shen The IBM S/390 fifth-generation CMOS-based server (more commonly known as the G5) produced a dramatic improvement in system-level performance in comparison with its predecessor, the G4.
		Introduction The IBM S/390* G5 server represents a significant breakthrough in terms of high-end mainframe performance and throughput.
		He joined IBM in 1978 and has held design engineering positions working on the memory subsystems of the IBM 8100 Information System, ES/3090, ES/9021, and S/390 CMOS G4, G5, and G6 systems.
	www.research.ibm.com /journal/rd/435/turgeon.txt (6121 words)

	Glossary [ SNA NRJE Node Manager's Guide ]
		IBM supports both programmable and nonprogrammable communication controllers.
		A Hewlett-Packard emulation of an IBM device is an HP data communications product that enables an HP computer or terminal to carry out many of the functions of the IBM device.
		V virtual reader: A logical device configured into the operating system that is used to queue files waiting for transmission to the host on a logical reader.
	docs.hp.com /cgi-bin/doc3k/B3029261004.10429/69 (2239 words)

	Our People
		IBM Salesperson won salesperson of the year for volume sales even though our company was perceived as only needing IBM typewriters.
		Performance on IBM Mid-range system was more than twice as fast as IBM mainframe 4381 CICS applications.
		Designed, programmed, and implemented IBM Database Management system (IMS/DB) replacement within a six (6) week time-frame for client in Virginia with savings of approximately $120,000 per year and only one (1) line of code change to application programs.
	www.dupreinfo.com /People.htm (1370 words)

	Essex Vicinage PROMIS / GAVEL Overview
		Historically, the Administrative Office of the Courts Criminal Practice Division participated in the statewide implementation of Promis/Gavel under the management of the Department of Law and Public Safety Division of Criminal Justice.
		Each county was provided with a decentralized version of Promis/Gavel which was resident on a mid-size computer system (IBM 8100) located within the county.
		Difficulties with obsolete IBM 8100 hardware and software mandated the conversion of Promis/Gavel to a more advanced computer technology.
	www.judiciary.state.nj.us /essex/criminal/promis.htm (408 words)

	DPPX Directory, Programming Links, DPPX Programmer, Programmers, Developer, Developers Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It was first introduced on the IBM 8100 model, which was released in 1978.
		It is also adopted as the operating system for its successor model, the IBM 8150 in 1983.
		In 1986, IBM decided to cease the IBM 8100 architecture to consolidate its hardware and software families.
	www.mainframes.in /sw/os/mainframe/dppx/dppx.html (668 words)

	IBM ThinkPad A31p: An Exclusive First Look \| MobilityGuru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		We are still awaiting the arrival of additional Pentium 4m notebooks to test, and are a little disappointed by the speed of response of some vendors.
		In the meantime, we choose to compare the IBM P4m to the Dell Inspiron 8100 in the same configuration that we used in our article on the ATi Mobility Radeon 7500.
		The A31p was able to achieve 64.3 FPS which is still very good, but the Inspiron 8100 was still able to hang in there with a score of 55.5.
	www.mobilityguru.com /2002/03/06/ibm_thinkpad_a31p/page12.html (602 words)

	2003 Newsgroup postings (4/8 - 5/1) Lynn Wheeler
		Cray could request access to data from the IBM processor, the ibm processor would locate it on disk (transferring tape to disk if necessary) and return to the cray an argument enabling the cray to directly request the data from disk.
		IBM did its own 26-bit PAE to escape from 24-bit constraints over 20 years ago, before 31-bit XA was introduced.
		IBM used to tell you that a dual-processor system would yield a 170-180percent increase in apparent capacity.
	www.garlic.com /~lynn/2003g.html (15097 words)

	Simon Systems Inc. - History
		In early 1989, Simon Systems began to remarket the IBM 9370 family of processors and peripherals.
		About two years into the 9370 market, IBM announced the 9221 as a replacement to the 9370 and Simon Systems again found themselves in another new and exciting market.
		Simon Systems is very strongly rooted in the IBM S/390 family of equipment and in 1998, became an authorized IBM S/390 Business Partner.
	www.simonsys.com /sshistory.html (273 words)

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