An early stand-alone data entry machine that stored data on magnetic tape for computer entry. Introduced by Mohawk Data Sciences in the mid-1960s, it was the first major advancement in data entry ...

The larger sprocket itself is mounted on a series of internal rollers, while it mounts a carrier for a roll of tape. As the larger sprocket turns, it will happily wrap whatever you feed through ...

Machines that have been well-maintained and ... The Pioneer RT-707 wasn’t just another tape deck; it was a statement of engineering excellence and forward-thinking design. Its timeless appeal ...

The key-to-disk machine was the successor to the key-to-tape machine, which was the first major breakthrough in data entry since the punch card. See key-to-tape machine. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR ...

[Tom Keddie] found himself in similar position some time ago, and built himself an automated component counter and tape cutter. [Tom] posted the video of his old machine (see it after the break ...