Category:Friden 5005 Computyper

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Further reading

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  • Rick Bensene (The Old Calculator Museum). WANTED - Friden 5005 Computyper. The Old Calculator Web Museum (OldCalculatorMuseum.com). The Old Calculator Museum.
    "​The Friden 5005 Computyper was a marriage of a second-generation Friden Flexowriter with an electronic decimal-based math-processing unit programmed by punched tape. Suitable for billing, accounting, and various small to medium-scale business operations. Small-scale integrated circuit logic used in math processor, magnetostrictive delay line for memory. Small amount of memory register storage, as well as program storage memory. Since program and memory registers were volatile (meaning they were lost if the machine lost power), the machine had a "standby" power mode in which the delay line kept circulating, but the rest of the machine was shut down. Programs read in via paper-tape reader (8-level tape). Electro-mechanically actuated electric typewriter for printing results, and typewriter keyboard for entering variables into the machine. External power supply unit. Introduced sometime in 1967-1968 timeframe. ... "

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