THE CORE MEMORY: NCR Computers of the 20th Century
Now, savings & loan associations can have the high-level processing capabilities of a computer without a large computer investment. The 8250 is the latest in a series of powerful NCR minicomputers that offer interactive capabilities and exceptional upward compatibility.
THE CORE MEMORY: NCR Computers of the 20th Century - PC …
With its new Century Series computers NCR has staked a claim for a substantially larger share of the total computer market with the worldwide introduction of a major new family of data processing systems.
THE CORE MEMORY: NCR Computers of the 20th Century - PC …
The NCR Century 350 configuration is highly flexible; nine processors can be interconnected in a true multiprocessing environment. With all its excellent on-line capabilities, the system also maintains full compatibility with the standard NCR batch software, which can run …
The Core Memory Project - IT History Society
The Core Memory Projecrt's website provides links to : 1) a discussion of various National Cash Register (NCR) computers between 1976 to 1979, 2) a gallery of images of computers from 1953 to 1999, an NCR 390 Computer Simulator, an NCR 390 Computer, electronic boards, osciolloscopes, 353-3 CRAM (Card Random Access Memory, "the first massive ...
THE CORE MEMORY: NCR Computers of the 20th Century
The NCR System 3000 is a seven-level family of general-purpose, scalable, microprocessor-based computers that span a power range from 2.6 MIPS to more than 100,000 MIPS (millions of instructions per second) and are designed to address any computing level or task in business applications. System 3000 is based on Intel microprocessors and ...
NCR's Century Series computers span a wide range of computational capability from the small-scale Century 50 to the large-scale Century 300. Recent activity within the product line includes two new processors, the Century 151 and 201, new peripherals including large-capacity mass storage, and some attractive pricing modifications.
History of NCR Computers | The Baheyeldin Dynasty
2004年8月2日 · I'm trying to identify the NCR computer manufactured around 1970 that was based on the English-designed Elliott 403 computer. A 32-bit word machine (but not in bytes), I think it might have been the NCR 511 or thereabouts.
NCR Vintage Computers - DoPECC
Perhaps influenced by its wartime work, NCR was early to recognise the significance of electronic computing and data processing and was an early developer of transistorised computer systems. NCR’s first large computer was the fully-transistor NCR 304, released in 1957.
THE CORE MEMORY: NCR Computers of the 20th Century
This NCR IMOS object program is recorded onto magnetic disc from which it is accessible for loading into the memory of an NCR Century 8200 computer. After the object program is loaded into memory, it is interpretively executed by the NCR IMOS COBOL runtime interpreter.
NCR Century 200 | IT History Society
The NCR Century 200 system establishes a flexible, economical base for expansion to provide the customer with a variety of processing and performance capabilities. The basic system consists of the following: processor with 32K memory, I/O writer, integrated COT (card or tape reader), integrated printer, and dual spindle disc unit with controller.