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Teletype Model 33

The Teletype Model 33 is an electromechanical teleprinter designed for light-duty office use. Teletype Corporation's Model 33 terminal, introduced in 1963, was one of the most popular terminals in the data communications industry until the late 1970s. Over a half-million 33s were made by 1975, and the 500,000th was plated with gold and placed on special…

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Teletype Model 33

Nodes93
Edges92
Triples66
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021505
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has impact · 29
Teletype Model 33 → American Telephone, ASCII, ASR, Atkinson, BASIC, Bill Gates, California, Control-Q, Control-S, DC1, DC3, District, In, Palo Alto Unified School, Patrick Suppes, Ray Tomlinson, Richard, Stanford University, Telegraph's Teletypewriter Exchange Service, Teletype
related to Naming conventions · 24
Teletype Model 33 → April, ASR, ASR-33, Control Type, DEC, DEC PDP-15, DEC's, Digital Equipment Corporation, For, KSR, KSR-28, Micro Instrumentation, Model, PDP-4, Printer-Keyboard, September, Telemetry Systems, Teletype, Teletype ASR-33, Teletype Corporation
related to Answer-back and unattended operation · 10
Teletype Model 33 → At, Since, Teletypewriter Exchange Service, The, The Teletype Model, The WRU, This, To, TWX, WRU
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Teletype Model 33 → electromechanical teleprinter designed for light-duty office use

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model teletype 33 paper tape terminals keyboard used also asr punch computer ascii machine mechanism code reader teleprinters printing characters

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Teletype Model 33is aelectromechanical teleprinter designed for light-duty office use0.90text
the Teletypewriter Exchange Serviceinstance ofbut it can be changed to full-duplex by the user.Answer-back and unattended operationThe Teletype Model 33 contains an answer-back mechanism that is generally used in dial-up ne…0.80text
the Teletypewriter Exchange Serviceinstance ofAnswer-back and unattended operationThe Teletype Model 33 contains an answer-back mechanism that is generally used in dial-up networks0.80text
Teletype Model 33has impactASCII0.60section
Teletype Model 33has impactAmerican Telephone0.60section
Teletype Model 33has impactTelegraph's Teletypewriter Exchange Service0.60section
Teletype Model 33has impactTWX0.60section
Teletype Model 33has impactTeletype Model0.60section
Teletype Model 33has impactThe Teletype Model0.60section
Teletype Model 33has impactIn0.60section
Teletype Model 33has impactControl-Q0.60section
Teletype Model 33has impactDC10.60section

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