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  • Tape library for a IBM System/360 mainframe.
I wonder how many kilobytes (or gigabytes?) of data is pictured in this image.

    Tape library for a IBM System/360 mainframe.

    I wonder how many kilobytes (or gigabytes?) of data is pictured in this image.

    Tagged: tape drive IBM System/360 mainframe vintage computer

    Posted on April 12, 2012 with 29 notes

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      tapes they’re going to be 9-track. Assuming they’re all medium density tapes, that’s 40-ish MB per tape. The tapes...
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      A lot has changed over the years.
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      Not a lot I can tell you that. It might not even have a full Kilobyte.
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