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TX-0, and closeup of marginal checking panel. The TX-0 was MIT Lincoln Laboratory's first transistorized computer and represented a bridge between the earlier Whirlwind project and the PDP-1, which was developed by TX-0 project alumni. Via CHM (1)(2)
Dr. Claude Shannon (might be working with tixo)
(Alfred Eisenstaedt. 1963)
The TX-0 computer, built in 1955 and made operational in 1956. The TX-0 was essentially a transistorized version of MITs Whirlwind computer, although it was much smaller and slightly faster than the Whirlwind. The TX-0 was used to develop many advances in computing, including the areas of speech and handwriting recognition as well as the tools necessary to use them.
