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| In July 1973, IBM introduced a new model of the System/7 which
made the low-cost computer even better suited to handle a broad
range of laboratory automation tasks. For example, the highly
reliable system could be used in laboratories, such as the one
shown in this contemporary publicity shot, to automate blood
analysis as well as spectrometry and chromatography applications.
The new model’s expanded memory -- up to 65,536 words
-- enabled users to run either several small applications or
a single large one without the need for a host computer. |
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