W. P. Byrnes
ABSTRACT
Computer input-output is basically a communications process, the link between the human element and the machine element. The very nature of this process creates a close relationship between computer input-output and telegraph communications. This was recognized in the early days of computer development when perforated paper tape, such as has been employed in the telegraph field for many years, was the principal input-output medium used.
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