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Technology History | Computers People Could Actually Use | Business Machines, Timesharing and the First Personal Computers 7
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Technology History | Cadby Hall, Hammersmith — The Plaque Says November, the Machine Ran in September
9/5/1951
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Technology History | College Hall, Dartmouth — Four in the Morning, and No One Agrees Who Was There
5/1/1964
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Technology History | 3333 Coyote Hill Road — The Office Park Where the Desktop Was Assembled
Mar, 1973
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Technology History | 10 Moulton Street — The First Network Email Travelled About Fifteen Feet
1971
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Technology History | Two Park Central Tower — Suite 819, and Nothing Marks the Eighth Floor
1976
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Technology History | 3333 Coyote Hill Road — Hundreds Were Built and None Were Sold
5/22/1973
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Technology History | Collis Center, Hanover — Nobody Is Sure Who Typed RUN
5/1/1964
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