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IBM 1410

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The IBM 1410 is a vacuum tube-based computer that was introduced by IBM in 1960. It was part of the IBM 1400 series, which was designed primarily for business applications such as data processing and accounting. The 1410 was known for its flexibility, relatively high speed for its time, and ability to handle a diverse set of programming tasks.

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