The Williams-Kilburn tube introduced in 1947 was the first entirely electronic memory used in early computers. It used a cathode tube to store bits as dots on the screen's surface. Each tube could store about 1024 bits of data. pic.twitter.com/eV0D66LAnO
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The Williams-Kilburn tube introduced in 1947 was the first entirely electronic memory used in early computers
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