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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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