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Checking out the IBM 7532 Industrial Computer, introduced in May of 1985 at $6149. Prices only went up from there, easily ...

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The beast of a retro computer system was a powerhouse 486 machine in its day and cost an absurd amount of money when it was ...

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Ten years later the company announced the IBM Personal Computer, and this caused another revolution in the business world.

Today we explore some of the early calculating and computing machines developed by IBM Poughkeepsie, New York. The color ...

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In the 1970's IBM was the big, bad computer giant that built huge mainframes with all their own hardware and software.

Discover the forgotten PC brand from IBM called Ambra and join us as we learn about their story. We also take a look at a rare ...

System/360: Computer History: IBM Mainframe 360: The following presentation focuses on the origin of the IBM System/360 ...

Computer History: Today we view a partial restoration of a 1960 film announcing IBM's 7070 mainframe, IBM's first FULLY ...

Could the John Titor story be true? Why did IBM refuse to comment for this video? How did he know the IBM's secret feature?

The IBM PC running DOS set a new standard for Personal Computing but IBM lost control, Dr Steve Bagley explains where it ...

Computer History: World's Fastest Computer explores the origin of the IBM STRETCH computer of 1960. Known as the IBM 7030.

A rare film clip from IBM gives a close-up look at the first electronic data processing computer in IBM's large mainframe family.

A full tour of the original IBM Personal Computer, model 5150 "Revision A" from 1981, showing the hardware and software, and ...

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Get an unrestricted 30-day free trial of FreshBooks at https://www.freshbooks.com/techquickie IBM invented the PC. Why did they ...

Simply taking a look at the IBM 5160 that I recently bought at a Goodwill thrift store. Showing startup, operation, diagnostics, ...

Review from the perspective of a casual collector of video games: is the first "PC", the IBM 5150, worth buying today? A run-down ...

Comparing an IBM Displaywriter (1980) and an IBM Personal Computer (1981).

Computer History: IBM ANNOUNCES SYSTEM/370 MAINFRAME COMPUTER: The original 1970 Announcement Film!

Short intro film from 1987 discusses how the IBM PC Family PC, XT, AT, PS/2 Personal Computers Compare and how they differ.

The 1980s was an era of major rivalries amongst a wide array of personal computer companies, fighting for control of the market.