GE-225 computer

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The GE-225 computer was a 1960s General Electric mainframe notable for being one of the first systems to run the original Dartmouth BASIC language used in early time-sharing experiments.

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instanceOf mainframe computer
alsoKnownAs GE 225 NERFINISHED
General Electric 225 NERFINISHED
associatedCompany General Electric Computer Department NERFINISHED
associatedInstitution Dartmouth College NERFINISHED
associatedProgrammingLanguage Dartmouth BASIC GENERATED
computerArchitecture transistorized computer
historicalSignificance early platform for interactive time-sharing
one of the first systems to run Dartmouth BASIC
inputOutput line printers
magnetic tape drives
punched card equipment
introducedInDecade 1960s
introducedInYear 1960
manufacturer General Electric NERFINISHED
marketSegment medium-scale mainframe
memoryType magnetic core memory
notableFor running early versions of Dartmouth BASIC
use in early time-sharing experiments
operatingSystem GECOS predecessor systems
primaryUse business data processing
scientific computing
successor GE-235
technologyBase discrete transistors
usedAt Dartmouth College NERFINISHED
usedFor development of the original Dartmouth BASIC language
usedIn educational computing
time-sharing research
vendorCountry United States NERFINISHED
wordLength 20-bit

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Dartmouth BASIC platform GE-225 computer