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Model 7030 "Stretch" (IBM), 1961

"The IBM Model 7030 was one of the world's first supercomputers. Originally conceived as an internal development project to improve, or "stretch" IBM's computer skills, the first Stretch was delivered to the Los Alamos National Laboratory to aid in the design of nuclear weapons. A complete Stretch occupied about 2,500 square feet."
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Old Tech: TRS-80 Model 100 (Not Y2K 10 Compatible)

picture of my 1983 vintage TRS-80 Model 100. This 3.1 pound computer was one of the first of what would become known as notebook computers, and proved to be quite popular, selling more than six million units worldwide. Lots of tech-savvy reporters wrote and filed their stories with these units. Quite a few business people did, too. The model you are looking at was "loaded" with 24K (that's kilobytes) of RAM and cost about $1,400. An 8K RAM version sold for $300 less (the unit could accomodate a total of 32K RAM.)
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Apollo Guidance Computer – Wikipedia

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