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Love Hulten's quirky storage cabinet is inspired by IBM's Magnetic Tape Unit from the 60s! - Yanko Design
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IBM 729 - Wikipedia
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IBM Archives: IBM 3420 magnetic tape drive
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This Custom Storage Cabinet Looks Like a Vintage IBM Computer Tape System
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Ken Shirriff on Twitter: "Here's the vintage IBM 729 tape drive loading a tape in slow motion so you can see the multiple steps: the head is lowered, the reels spin slowly,
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Remembering the time that IBM said all tape cartridges could have a good lie down | Aussie Storage Blog
