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Counting and analytical machines - devices for counting and supporting calculations that used punched cards used in technology Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Punched cards. Vintage computer data storage Royalty Free Stock Photo
Punched card. Vintage computer data storage Royalty Free Stock Photo
The punched card of an old device Royalty Free Stock Photo
The punched card of an old device Royalty Free Stock Photo
Hollerith Tabulator for the U.S. Census in 1890
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The old and vintage punch cardes of a computer Royalty Free Stock Photo
The punched card of an old device Royalty Free Stock Photo
The punched card of an old device Royalty Free Stock Photo
The old and vintage punch cardes of a computer Royalty Free Stock Photo
The punched card of an old device Royalty Free Stock Photo
Herman Hollerith`s tabulator consisted of electrically operated components that captured and processed census data by `reading` holes on paper punch cards. The 1890 Hollerith tabulators consisted of 40 data-recording dials. Each dial represented a different data item collected during the census. The electrical impulses received as the reader`s pins passed through the card into the mercury advanced the hands on the dials corresponding to the data contained on the punch card.


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