The IBM 2260 and successor devices were transitional punch-card-to-CRT computer hardware that inspired many office of the future authors to write about the potential of the paperless office. The 2260 was a raster display with the unusual property that the scan lines were vertical – they went from top to bottom rather than the more common left ...

This manual describes the operating characteristics of the IBM 2260 Display Station' and the IBM 2848 Display Control. The two units combine to provide visual access to data stored in an IBM

ibm 1403是一款大型行式（鼓式）打印机，从1959年一直生产到1983年 行式打印机曾经专指用于较大型的计算机上的鼓式打印机（Drum printers）、链式打印机（Chain/train printers）它们的打印器件可以覆盖整个纸张宽度，可以在同一时刻打印多个字符，因此比每次只能 ...

2021年4月14日 · "The IBM 2260 display station is a compact cathode ray tube (CRT) display terminal similar in technology to a television monitor. An optional keyboard feature provides for man-machine communications at the display station... The 2260 can display up to a maximum of 960 characters on the face of the CRT, arranged as 12 lines of 80 characters each."

2260是扫描线垂直的不寻常属性的栅格显示器- 它们从上到下而不是更常见的左至右。 在 IBM 2848 显示控件周围聚集了多达24260个终端。 该控制器可以用作本地 通道 设备的功能，也可以作为2400位/s的远程设备发挥作用。

Volume I gives an overview of the IBM 2260 Display Station and an introduction to the PL/I compatible routines which provide programming support for the IBM 2260 in local attachment. Volume II provides detailed program specifications. This technical report has been reviewed and is …

2019年11月8日 · The CRT terminal market essentially started with the IBM 2260 Display Station in 1965, built from curious technologies such as sonic delay lines. This led to the popular IBM 3270 display and then widespread, inexpensive terminals such as the DEC VT100. In 1981, IBM released a microcomputer called the DataMaster.

The text-only 960-character monochrome IBM 2260 cathode ray tube (CRT) video display terminal plus computer keyboard was a 1964 predecessor to the more-powerful color text-and-graphics IBM 3270. The 2260 screen image was normally configured with 12 lines of 80 characters each, which corresponded to IBM punch card format.

Vintage 1960’s IBM 2260 terminal I recently acquired. "Property of International Business Machines" because most equipment was rented from IBM and not bought outright. Oh my gosh the mechanical typewriter-like keyboard mechanism is crazy!

The IBM 2260 and successor devices were transitional punch-card-to-CRT computer hardware that inspired many office of the future authors to write about the potential of the paperless office. The 2260 was a raster display with the unusual property that the scan lines were vertical – they went from top to bottom rather than the more c