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The ORDVAC is one of three large-scale electronic computers located at the Computing Laboratory of the Ballistic Research Laboratories at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. It is the newest computer at the laboratory having been delivered in March, 1952. It operates in the binary number system in a parallel asynchronous manner, and it uses an electrostatic memory. Input to the machine is by punched teletype tape or punched IBM cards. Output from the machine is obtained on punched IBM cards, a teletype page printer, or punched teletype tape.
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