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Aye, that's alot of pr0n.
2314, 3330 & 3340 used removable disk packs, 3350 used fixed.
The 3340 introduced "Winchester" technology which was used throughout the industry for many years. It was called Winchester because it had 2 30M spindles, hence 30-30 like the rifle with the same name.
I used punch cards in an RPGII Programming class in college around 1977 or so. When I worked at IBM, we used punch cards to input manufacturing data well into the 80's.
Hi there
In fact it's good to display this stuff sometimes
Then at least you "Youngsters" can appreciate Modern Hardware-- and you would be totally amazed in how far the hardware and Software has progressed in even 30 years.
If those guys at Bletchly had had even the humblest laptop available for decoding the Enigma Machine --well.
(However if the OTHER side had had that technology too -- best not to think of THOSE consequences).
Cheers
and have a great weekend -- just about to turn on TV and watch Manchester United catch up to Chelsea in English Premier League --with a few glasses of beer too.
Jimbo