On 11/19/2016 01:00 PM, Noel Chiappa wrote:
The /20 was very limited, and not a general purpose 360. There was also the 360/22 and 360/25 that were variants of the /30 model. One was cheaper, one was a little faster. But, if they were doing mostly RPG work, then a /20 could do that.> From: William Degnan> for all that I have read about the actual use of the /20 that was not > what it was for. IBM used the /20's as a smart terminal and that kind > of thing. The thing in between the mainframe and something else > operating in a remote location, and so on. When I was working at IBM Bermuda (as sort of an intern), they used a 360/20 as their main service bureau machine. (I'm pretty sure it was a /20, and not a /30.) It had a card reader/punch, 4 (IIRC) tape drives, and a 1403 printer.
Jon
