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Three-Part Presentation: (1) Intro & 1963 film (19min) on B5000, B200, B270, ElectroData Div.;
(2) 1962 film short on B270;19:28
(3) Image Gallery of very early Burroughs Computers w/some rare pics (5mins). 21:51
Acknowledgments slide: 26:44
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Acknowledgements & Resources, Special Thanks to:
Tony Buglione, Manager of External Communications & Media Relations, Unisys
Very Special Thanks to Lowell A. Benson, Ronald Smith and others at VIPClubMN.org, (Retirees, former employees, etc. of Unisys, and their Twin Cities predecessor companies) www.VIPClubMN.org
Amanda Wick, Archivist, Charles Babbage Institute, Univ. of Minnesota Libraries
Professional Narration: David Melvin
Micah Mabelitini of the Vintage Technology Association (VTA), www.decadecount...
Nixie Tube Info courtesy of Tom Mayer’s vinylsavor.blog...
Burroughs Machines site, by Chris Pickels, picklesnet.com/...
Al Kossow’s, great Bitsavers archives, www.Bitsavers.org
T.J. Sawyer’s Datatron 205 site and the Burroughs 205 & 220 blog
datatron.blogsp...
"Survey of Electronic Digital Computing Systems," 1961, Weik, Ballistic Research Laboratories, Aberdeen Prov. Ground, Courtesy of Ed Thelen;
www.ed-thelen.o...
See our other Burroughs Vintage Computer Videos here:
History of Burroughs Computers & Machines to 1956; UDEC, E101
• A History of Burroughs...
1964 Burroughs Computers Computer History (B5000, B280, BUIC, D825)
• 1964 Burroughs Compute...
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About the films:
First film talks about the ElectroData Division of Burroughs, at Pasadena, California in 1963. Various systems are shown including B5000, B200, B270, B280. Mentions installations such as NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Alabama; United Technology Center, Sunnyvale, Community National Bank, and others. Good historical information. Also mentions BIPCO, Nixie, and Burroughs mobile Datavan with B200 on board. Cool stuff.
Film quality is dark in parts and efforts to increase quality brought it back as much as possible. Best viewed when ported to large screen (LCD/LED) TV screen. Image Gallery mentions over 20 different machines, including some very rare photos from 1950's. Hope you enjoy this attempt to preserve some vintage computer history. ~ Mark Greenia, Computer History Archives Project