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| There were enough data in IBM's
new 3390 Direct Access Storage Device (foreground)
in 1989 to keep 35 typists typing 100 words per
minute, eight hours a day, for a century. Only one-third
the size of IBM's then current DASD -- the 3380K
(background) -- the 3390 could store 22.7 billion
bytes or three times the capacity of the 3380K. |
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