Gallery: A look back at UNIVAC

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    UNIVAC I was the first commercially marketed programmable digital computer that created an industry. For more details check out Jason Perlow's story.

    Cover sheet of UNIVAC sales promotional material.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    Sales promotional verbiage for the UNIVAC I computer. Circa 1952. Possibly used for presentation material or a product brochure.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    Promotional material for the UNIVAC I computer, Circa 1952.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    Promotional material for the UNIVAC I computer, Circa 1952.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    Promotional material for the UNIVAC I computer, Circa 1952. Tape storage, Core memory module and main console depicted.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    Promotional material for the UNIVAC I computer, Circa 1948.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    Sales verbiage for the UNIVAC computer, 1948.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    Flowchart of UNIVAC system operations, 1948.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    Sales verbiage for the UNIVAC I computer, Circa 1948.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    Very early sales promotional letter from Eckert-Mauchly Computer
    Corporation, Cira 1948.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    UNIVAC advertisement from Remington Rand, 1950's.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    UNIVAC advertisement from Remington Rand, circa 1956.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    UNIVAC advertisement from Remington Rand, 1950's.

    Photo credit: Jason Perlow

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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UNIVAC I was the first commercially marketed programmable digital computer that created an industry.

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UNIVAC I was the first commercially marketed programmable digital computer that created an industry. For more details check out Jason Perlow's story.

Cover sheet of UNIVAC sales promotional material.

Photo credit: Jason Perlow

Caption by: Jason Perlow

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