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RAMAC

Short for Random-Access Method of Accounting and Control, the IBM 305 RAMAC is an early computer developed by IBM that used the IBM 350 moving head hard disk drive, similar to the hard disk drives we still use today. To the right is a picture of two IBM 305 computers at U.S. Army Red River Foreground. Two IBM 305 RAMAC computers

Also see: Hard disk drive definitions, Head

 

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