| Manufacterer: International Business Machines |
| Type: 1130 |
| Year: 1968 |
| Technology: SLT-Technik (keine monolithischen Schaltungen): DTL-Logik Magnetkernspeicher 16kW * 18Bit |
| Price: $32.280 (minimal), $41.230 (typisch mit Disk) [1965] |
A complete data center for punch card processing:
A complete computing centre with punched cards processing: The table at the front with the two red parts is the CPU with a keyboard and a ball typewriter for output. The left parts contains the 16k core memory. At the right end on the CPU tables is a blue Calcomp 565 drum plotter. Behind the right red door is a 2310 cartridge disk drive. In the rear row behind the CPU (from left to right): an external 2310 disk drive, a 1442 card reader/punch, a 082 horizontal sorting machine (partially hidden), the Tektronix 555 oscilloscope and finally, a 1132 printer at the right end.
The EAI TR-20 analog computer on the disk drive and the KIM-1 on the green table at the front are not part of the system.
Plus: The system is fully operational! On the 4th of June, 2004 we've unloaded a truck filled with computer parts, and at the Open Day on 3rd of July we were able to compile FORTRAN programs from the card reader.