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Remember Those? A Trip Through Technology Then and Now - THEN: IBM 1620 Data Processor
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THEN: IBM 1620 Data Processor and IBM 1621 Tape Reader

The IBM 1620 was a general-purpose, stored-program data processing system designed for research and engineering. It featured punch-card, paper tape and keyboard input and offered large-capacity storage for up to 60,000 digits, high processing speeds with average access time of  20 microseconds, and compatibility with other IBM equipment using FORTRAN.




 
 
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  1. Remember Those? A Trip Through Technology Then and Now
  2. THEN: DEC Rainbow
  3. NOW: HP TouchSmart PC
  4. THEN: IBM 1620 Data Processor
  5. NOW: Intel Modular Server
  6. THEN: IBM 2321 Data Cell Drive
  7. NOW: Seagate FreeAgent Pro
  8. THEN: Motorola DynaTac 8000X
  9. NOW: Nokia E61i GSM Smart Phone
  10. THEN: HP 9871A Daisy-Wheel Printer
  11. NOW: Brother MFC-7820N
  12. THEN: S. Cameron Street Corporate HQ
  13. NOW: Corporate Headquarters on N. 7th Street