Honeywell 200 computer family

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The Honeywell 200 computer family was a line of mid-20th-century mainframe computers produced by Honeywell, known for competing with IBM systems in business and scientific computing.

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instanceOf mainframe computer family
applicationDomain commercial data processing
scientific calculations
competedWith IBM 1401 NERFINISHED
IBM 1410 NERFINISHED
IBM System/360 NERFINISHED
computerArchitecture binary
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedFor batch processing
time-sharing (on some models)
era second-generation computers
hasModel Honeywell 120 NERFINISHED
Honeywell 200 NERFINISHED
Honeywell 220 NERFINISHED
Honeywell 420 NERFINISHED
Honeywell 820 NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance example of IBM-compatible mainframe competition in the 1960s
industry computer hardware
introducedInPeriod mid-1960s
logicTechnology transistorized logic
manufacturer Honeywell NERFINISHED
marketedAs IBM-compatible alternative
memoryType magnetic core memory
notableFeature IBM 1401 compatibility mode (on some models) NERFINISHED
competitive leasing and pricing against IBM systems
numberFormat fixed-point
floating-point
operatingSystem Honeywell proprietary operating systems
partOf Honeywell mainframe product line
primaryInputOutput line printers
magnetic tape
punched cards
status discontinued
successor Honeywell 6000 series NERFINISHED
supportedLanguage COBOL
FORTRAN NERFINISHED
assembly language
targetMarket business data centers
scientific institutions
use business computing
scientific computing
wordLength 24-bit

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Honeywell 200 series belongsTo Honeywell 200 computer family