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The Bendix G-15 is a computer introduced in 1956 by the Bendix Corporation, Computer Division, Los Angeles, California. It is about 5 by 3 by 3 feet (1.52 m × 0.91 m × 0.91 m) and weighs about 966 pounds (438 kg). The G-15 has a drum memory of 2,160 29-bit words, along with 20 words used for special purposes and rapid-access storage.The base system, without peripherals, cost $49,500. A working model cost around $60,000 (over $500,000 by today's standards). It could also be rented for $1,485 per month. It was meant for scientific and industrial markets. The series was gradually discontinued when Control Data Corporation took over the Bendix computer division in 1963.

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rdfs:comment	Le Bendix-G15 est un ordinateur qui a été créé en 1956 par la compagnie à Los Angeles en Californie. (fr) Bendix G-15は、社が1956年にリリースした真空管式コンピュータ。科学技術計算や工業関係での使用を指向した製品である。 5フィート×3フィート×3フィートほどのサイズで、950ポンドの重量であった。周辺機器を含まない基本システムの価格は49,500ドル。平均的なシステム構成の価格は約6万ドルであった。レンタル価格は月額1,485ドル。1963年、コントロール・データ・コーポレーション(CDC)がベンディックス社のコンピュータ部門を買収してから、シリーズは徐々に廃止されていった。 G-15の主任設計者ハリー・ハスキーは、かつてイギリスでアラン・チューリングの下でACEの開発に従事し、その後1950年代にはSWACを開発した経験がある。設計の大部分は彼がカリフォルニア大学バークレー校や他の大学の教授をしていた時代になされた。G-15プロジェクトに関わったベンディックス社の技術者にはがいる。彼は後にコンピュータグラフィックスに関する業績で有名となり、アイバン・サザランドと共にエバンス・アンド・サザランド社を設立した。 (ja) The Bendix G-15 is a computer introduced in 1956 by the Bendix Corporation, Computer Division, Los Angeles, California. It is about 5 by 3 by 3 feet (1.52 m × 0.91 m × 0.91 m) and weighs about 966 pounds (438 kg). The G-15 has a drum memory of 2,160 29-bit words, along with 20 words used for special purposes and rapid-access storage.The base system, without peripherals, cost $49,500. A working model cost around $60,000 (over $500,000 by today's standards). It could also be rented for $1,485 per month. It was meant for scientific and industrial markets. The series was gradually discontinued when Control Data Corporation took over the Bendix computer division in 1963. (en) El ordenador fue presentado en 1956 por la Computer Division de la Corporación Bendix, de Los Ángeles, California. Su tamaño era de 1,5 m por 1 m por 1 m y pesaba alrededor de 450 kg. El sistema base, sin periféricos, costaba $49.500. Un modelo de trabajo costaba alrededor de 60.000 dólares. También podía alquilarse por $1.485 por mes. Estaba orientada al mercado científicos e industrial. La serie fue suspendida gradualmente cuando Control Data Corporation se hizo cargo de la división de computadoras de Bendix en 1963. (es)
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