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No mention that it was originally the IBM 709T, T for transistorized. But (potential) customers all called it the "seventy-ninety" or "seven-oh-ninety", so IBM
by tuatoru 2y ago
No mention that it was originally the IBM 709T, T for transistorized.
But (potential) customers all called it the "seventy-ninety" or "seven-oh-ninety", so IBM bowed to the inevitable.