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| The IBM 2321 Data Cell Drive was
a random access device that could store up to 400
million alphanumeric characters or up to 800 million
decimal digits on magnetic strips mounted vertically
around a rotating cylinder. Announced in 1964, the
2321 could be linked in multiple drives to the IBM
System/360 to provide a storage capacity of 3.2
billion characters of information. |
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