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Short for International Business Machines, the largest computer company in the world. IBM started in 1911 as a producer of punch card tabulating machines. In 1953, it introduced its first computer, the 701. During the 60's and 70's, IBM came to dominate the new field of mainframe and minicomputers. In 1981, IBM launched its first personal computer, called the IBM PC, which quickly became the standard. However, IBM underestimated the market for PCs and lost market share to vendors of PC compatibles, such as Compaq.		Related Categories Hardware Companies Networking Companies Software Companies Related Terms AS/400 Compaq DEC IBM PC mainframe PC SGI Sun Microsystems shop.internet.com Products IBM (90P1381) 73.4 GB SCSI Ultra320 Hard Drive 7 Offers From $156 To $486 IBM (90P1305) 73 GB SCSI Ultra320 Hard Drive 8 Offers From $138 To $248 IBM (40K1027) 73.4 GB SCSI Ultra320 Hard Drive 7 Offers From $170 To $368 Hard Drives   More shop.internet.com Deals Shopping IBM Products Compare Products,Prices and Stores Shop by Category: Hard Drives 357 Store Offers Servers 903 Model Matches Random Access Memory (RAM) 590 Model Matches Tape Drives 940 Model Matches Processors 549 Model Matches
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