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IBM PC Convertible 1986
The IBM PC Convertible is the first laptop computer released by IBM. Released on April 3, 1986, the Convertible was also the first IBM computer to use the 3.5" floppy disk which went on to become the standard. Like modern laptops, it featured power management and the ability to run from batteries.
Q.E.P.D.
Causa de la defunción: tarjeta madre.
Realmente, mi negro aguantó más de lo que debía. Por ahora, rescaté un notebook viejo, le puse el disco duro (al que no le pasó nada, por fortuna) y puedo seguir trabajando mis archivos.
No hay capital para un reemplazo, pero mi cacharro no será fácil de reemplazar. Máquinas tan fieles ya no se fabrican.
Gracias, negro. Descansa ahora, que lo tienes merecido.
Streetline uses sensors that allow citizens to find inexpensive parking fast while helping cities manage their parking resources more efficiently.
This was taken during one of the slower times we had in the certification center. There were times when every seat was filled and there was a line to get in!
The 1950s saw installation of a series of IBM computers, starting with the IBM 701, and the Laboratory ordered its first transistorized computer, the Livermore Advanced Research
Computer (LARC) from Remington Rand. Expertise in computer simulations was vividly demonstrated by Chuck Leith, who developed the first global general circulation model for simulating the behavior of large weather systems.
This is one of the two shirts Panic Software was giving out at MacWorld. It has become my new favorite article of clothing.
Exterior of 500 building in RTP.
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When I was in high school, I took Typing. Not keyboarding. When I was in college, I actually typed out a 7 page paper on a machine that was a twin (other than color, it was sea foam green) to this one. My professor just stared at the paper and at me. I couldn't get on a computer, but I could get at the typewriter at the radio station so I did. Flash forward a few years. One of the other offices on the campus where I work was going to just toss this machine out. Fools. I took it home for free, had it returned to perfect working order ($200 later...) and now I use it for various projects. I feel better just knowing it didn't end up in a dumpster.
Taken by Cory Funk.
CIO Leadership Exchange: How can the IBM Design Studios help your business? www.ibm.com/design/studio.shtml
IBM volunteer Nancy Thompson (C) assists Brightwood Elementary students as they complete their research during the 4-H2O National Experiment. Students are from left, Francis Jasso, Juan Espitia and Amaris Solla (R).
The IBM AnyPlace Kiosk is an ultra-compact self-service touch screen model with dual video display capability to support advanced rich media applications. It is designed to optimize the consumer experience across a broad range of market segments, including retail, travel, financial, government, healthcare and entertainment and supports a global ecosystem of software applications
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750cs With an upgraded 20MB of Ram, windows 3.11 and an astounding 327MB Hard Drive!
486 Processing FTW!
Representantes da IBM, empresa mundial de informática, estiveram nesta segunda-feira (16) reunidos com o secretário de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Turismo de Pelotas (SDET), Eduardo Macluf. Este foi o segundo encontro do grupo em menos de uma semana, a primeira reunião ocorreu na última quinta-feira (12), também na sede da SDET. O principal objetivo dos encontros foram apresentar o planejamento estratégico da empresa, que vislumbrou o potencial de negócios para crescimento e desenvolvimento oportunizado atualmente no Município e região, além de se inteirar acerca do Parque Tecnológico e promover o fomento de ações sociais e econômicas, em parceria com o poder público e iniciativa privada.
Conforme Macluf, a partir das duas reuniões, algumas estratégias de ações em parceria já foram traçadas entre Prefeitura e IBM. Segundo o secretário, uma das ações firmadas é a inclusão da IBM, como parceira na realização da Semana da Inovação - que ocorrerá no segundo semestre deste ano em Pelotas e tem como objetivo discutir Tecnologia da Informação (TI). Também são parceiros da SDET na realização da Semana da Inovação, o Sebrae, o Comicro e universidades.
Outro item enfatizado no encontro foi a iniciativa da IBM em ser parceira do Município nas comemorações alusivas aos 200 anos - o apoio da empresa foi mote de contato anterior do grupo com o vice-prefeito Fabrício Tavares e com a secretária executiva dos 200 anos, Michele de Lima.
Bruno Stone, gerente de relacionamento da IBM disse que a empresa completa seu centenário no dia 15 de junho e que, para comemorar a data, os cerca de 420 mil funcionários da IBM, que atuam em todo mundo, vão parar suas atividades para realizar ações solidárias. No Rio Grande do Sul, apenas quatro cidades, consideradas polos, serão contempladas com a realização, Pelotas é uma delas, as outras são Caxias do Sul, Passo Fundo e Porto Alegre.
Participaram do encontro com Macluf, além de Stone, Viviane Chaves, gerente de Relacionamento da IBM no Rio Grande do Sul, Pedro Germano, gerente executivo da IBM para a região Sul do País, Antonio Canova, gerente de Estratégia e Desenvolvimento da IBM para região Sul do País e Iuri Souza, da Doctor Net, empresa local parceira da IBM.
05/2011