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Period practical paper tape reader/punch

Period practical paper tape reader/punch

Paper tape was an early form of computer storage. Holes punched in the one inch wide tape represented binary ones & zeros. This prop can move the tape under remote control.

Prop ID: 1773

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1773: Period practical paper tape reader/punch

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1504: Practical period teleprinter, telex, Teletype, ticker tape machine

1924: Black tower PC with practical coloured LEDs

2108: Stylish 1970s-1980s stalk computer terminal

1818: Commodore Pet computer from 1977

1824: Large practical 1980s office fax machine

2005: Cold war era computer terminal/VDU

2488: Crates of assorted coloured ethernet CAT5 computer networking cables

2501: Small Ethernet network switch boxes

2503: ZyXEL internet router

2586: Plain black contemporary keyboard

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2166: Practical Flat screen 19" LCD monitors (NEC Multisync LCD 195VXM+)

2167: Practical Flat screen 20" LCD Monitors (Multisync LCD 2070NX)

2180: Computer game joystick

2208: Grey BT office phone

2214: Modern black computer keyboard

2215: White computer keyboard

2216: Computer components (power supplies)

2246: Non-Practical IBM computer

2303: Period Microbond trader calculator

2352: Practical blue 19" NetGear Ethernet switch panels

2359: Large, practical 1950s-1960s era switch & coloured lamps control panel

2424: Period VDU Terminal

2449: Selection of non-practical laptops

2450: Selection of non-practical games consoles (Xbox/Playstations)

2576: Original Apple Mac SE computer, keyboard & mouse

2577: Apple Imac from 1998

2578: Apple Power Mac G3

2579: Practical Dell 1905 FP, 19" LCD monitor for computer use

2587: Plain black computer mouse

2588: Plain silver laptop computer - non prac

2600: Stylish small ball shaped stereo loudspeaker pair

2682: Early luggable computer with flat screen & swing down keyboard

2692: Hewlett Packard 3396 desktop chromatography printing computer

2698: Period Kennedy 9800 computer 1/2" tape drive as used for minicomputers etc in the 1970s-1980s

2704: Rack mount 1" reel to reel tape drives - non prac version

2711: Original 1980s IBM PC/XT 5150/5160 base processor unit

2717: Large 19" rack mounting grey network hub

2718: Large 19" rack mounting grey network hub with cables

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2831: Acorn computers trackball controller for BBC microcomputer

2871: USB to parallel port printer cable adaptor

2909: Practical glass-fronted network communications cabinet with twinkling LEDs

2910: Practical rack mounting reel to reel tape drives

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