1950's Early mechanical "Direct Access" Drum Memory Storage
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The F-4E simulator I worked on in the Air Force used a GP4 computer with drum memory. When I got there they had just upgraded to solid state memory so I never saw core memory.
mandoman5 9 months ago
thats a lot of cable tv connectors but wait........ 35kb of DVR!
geckoboy222 9 months ago
I remember this, when I entered military service there was a sixteen bit magnetic memory core used by LORAN systems, and it was the old technology the was abandoned and transferred to other nations, as the GPS replaced many navigation systems. There is more to go in computer technology, as we see people already wanting the Next Big Thing.
WOWJBEOWULF 11 months ago
Wow, serious head crash... bearings go out, that's all she wrote...
cobrachoppergirl 1 year ago
Is it Windows 7 certified? :p
Kenzofeis 1 year ago
The last SAGE computer was still operational in 1991.
douro20 2 years ago
do you have to actually remove the disk from the machine?
this part of the machine is the one that stands straight up right?
FourtySven 3 years ago
thankyou, this will help with my project
FourtySven 3 years ago
you ar the one :P
bilarnotti 3 years ago
first comment!!!1one
copper103 3 years ago