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Principales caracteristicas de la primera generacion de computadoras

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La primera generación de computadoras eran usualmente construidas a mano usando circuitos que contenían relés y tubos de vacío, y a menudo usaron tarjetas perforadas (punched cards) o cinta de papel perforado (punched paper tape) para la entrada de datos [input] y como medio de almacenamiento principal (no volátil).

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