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IBM 650 Computer

New York: 1954. IBM introduces the IBM 650 Data Processing System, which was the first mass produced computer, selling 450 of them in the first year

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Media ID 9736457

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1950s 1954 20 25 Years 25 30 Years B And W Business Caucasian Appearance Computers Firsts Huge Industry Large Monochromatic Monochrome New York Occupations Office Scenes Office Workers One Woman One Woman Only Single Woman Technology Workers Mass Produced Mass Production


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This print showcases the iconic IBM 650 Computer, a groundbreaking invention that revolutionized the world of technology. Taken in New York City during 1954, this image captures an important moment in history when IBM introduced the first mass-produced computer to the market. The sheer size and magnitude of this mainframe computer is awe-inspiring, as it dominated the room with its presence. The photograph highlights a single woman diligently working on punch cards, symbolizing both the advancements in technology and women's increasing role in the workforce during this era. With its monochromatic aesthetic, this vintage image exudes a sense of nostalgia for those who remember or appreciate the early days of computing. It serves as a reminder of how far we have come since then, showcasing not only technological progress but also societal changes. The introduction of mass production by IBM allowed for wider accessibility to computers, with an impressive 450 units sold within just one year. This historic milestone paved the way for future innovations and set IBM on its path to becoming one of North America's leading technology companies. Overall, this print from Underwood Archives captures a significant moment in time - where business meets technology and where pioneering individuals like this single woman played vital roles in shaping our digital landscape.

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