Ibm’s First Compact Computer

Ibm’s First Compact Computer

In 1952, IBM introduced the IBM 701, the first commercial computer. It was a large, expensive machine that filled an entire room.

In 1961, IBM introduced the IBM 1401, a smaller and more affordable computer.

In 1969, IBM introduced the IBM System/3, the first compact computer.

The System/3 was a small, affordable computer that filled a desk.

It was popular with small businesses and schools.

The System/3 was discontinued in 1973.

What was IBM’s first computer?

IBM’s first computer was the IBM 701, which was announced in 1952. The 701 was a vacuum tube computer, and …

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Ibm’s First Compact Computer

Ibm’s First Compact Computer

In 1951, IBM released their first compact computer, the IBM 701. The 701 was a small, suitcase-sized computer that weighed only 45 pounds. It had a keyboard, a monitor, and a printer, and it could be used to perform basic mathematical operations.

The 701 was very popular and was used by a number of large businesses, including AT&T, General Electric, and Ford Motor Company. It was also used by the US military during the Korean War.

The 701 was replaced by the IBM 704 in 1954. The 704 was a more powerful computer that could perform …

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