Computing Books published by IBM
The following is a list of Computing Books published by IBM in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other books may have been published. If you have a book that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.There are 15 Computing Books published by IBM in our collection :
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A small fact book about the IBM System/3, likely designed for promotional purposes.
Publisher: IBM
Platform: System/3
A small fact book on the IBM System/370 Model 135.
Publisher: IBM
Platform: IBM System/370
Publisher: IBM
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International Technical Support Organisation
Reference: GA19-5486-17
Paperback 632 pages
Eighteenth Edition September 1998
Publisher: IBM
Platform: AS/400e
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Platform:
This small book introduces IBM's activities at its at Hursley Park laboratory in Winchester. It includes sections on the work done at the laboratory and the history of the historic house located at the site. Photos of the site provide insight into office designs and layouts at the time of publication (thought to be sometime in the early 1970s), though photos of systems are also included.
Publisher: IBM
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Ref: 6361129
Publisher: IBM
Platform: BASIC
These course notes include 64 pages of hand written notes
January 1961
We are extremely grateful to both Dawn and Kim Wakefield for the kind donation of the collection of their late father Richard Wakefield
Publisher: IBM
Author: R. J. Wakefield
Platform: IBM
Publisher: IBM
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A small fact book on various models of the IBM System/370.
Publisher: IBM
Platform: System/370
Small leaflet on the possible applications of computing in education, c. early 1970s.
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This promotional book, produced by IBM in 1974, introduces the subject of computing for beginners.
From the preface:
'In this little book, we try to remove some of the noise that may block understanding of the digital computer and its use. The computer is based on simple concepts, so we have tried to talk about it simply. We briefly describe how electronic digital computers work, where they come from, and what they are good for. If we have succeeded in any small degree to clear a path to understanding the computer, we will have made at least part of today a little less confusing and at least part of tomorrow a little easier to see.'
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Publisher: IBM
Platform: Windows 3.1