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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: 1965. Olivetti Programma 101, il primo personal computer della storia. Aiutò gli americani ad andare sulla Luna · 70 80

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  topic. Good morning, today I'm talking to you
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  about the first personal computer in history.
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  When in 1965 the Olivetti Programma 101 was presented
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  in New York, NASA technicians did not seem to
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  have found the device that would have solved
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  most of their problems. Gastone Garzia was one
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  of the members of the auto group. of the project,
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  he said that in New York, to give a demonstration
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  of the device, they loaded a program to calculate
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  space orbits. NASA technicians remained so disillusioned
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  to order 40 models. The Olivetti Program 101
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  was designed by a team led by electrical engineer
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  Pier Giorgio Perotto, hence the nickname Pierottina.
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  The other members of the group were Giovanni
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  De Sandre, Giuliano Gaiti, already mentioned,
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  Gastone Garziera and Giancarlo Toppi. At the
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  time, the American General Electric Electric,
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  after the acquisition of the electronic section
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  of Olivetti, did not want to know about an Italian
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  computer. To avoid the cancellation of the project,
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  the program 101 was then classified as a calculator
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  machine because the division of calculators was
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  not part of the agreement with the GE. In this
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  way, the invention could be perfected. Look for
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  In the years when man had to adapt to computers,
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  the brilliant idea was to create a machine to
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  do arithmetic calculations from the minimum amount,
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  easy to transport and usable by everyone. The
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  Olivetti Programma 101 did not have processors
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  or printed circuits, but transistors, diodes
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  and capacitors grouped in functional micro -units,
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  a technology patented specifically for the machine.
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  pressofuso sul progetto dell 'architetto mario
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  bellini l 'olivetti programma 101 utilizzava
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  una piccola stampante sul rotolo di carta come
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  dispositivo di visualizzazione i programmi erano
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  codificati su schede magnetiche programmabili
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  con solo 240 istruzioni poco veloce di sicuro
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  semplice da utilizzare e pratica della programma
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  101 furono venduti 44mila esemplari soprattutto
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  negli stati uniti al prezzo di 3200 dollari un
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  successo tutto italiano che duele dirlo è caduto
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