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The Rebirth of the IBM 1401 Computer

An ancient machine, rescued from a garage and refurbished, now whirrs and clicks away again, just as it did way back in 1964

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Photo: Mark Richards. For more information, see the article "Rebuilding the IBM 1401
CHECK LIST: Nonvirtual tools, paper manuals, and handwritten memos [shown here] show young museum visitors what work was like back in the day. <
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A Simpler Means for Visible Light Communication

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A Neural Network Takes Asia's Air Temperatures

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