1961 IBM Film: "What is Electronic Data Processing?" Computer History Educational

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(Audio & Video Fixed! 7/9/18) A unique IBM educational film circa 1961, entitled "What is Electronic Data Processing." Partially restored, this 15 min. color film shows early computer concepts, core memory, input-output devices and serves up a nice vintage talk of very early 1960's view of EDP. The Narrator sounds like "Peter Graves" of the original "Mission Impossible" TV series, but there are no credits surviving in this vintage segment. If you like vintage computer tech, you might enjoy this brief film. Comments are welcome. Film Courtesy of IBM Archives. Minor restoration and uploading by the Computer History Archives Project. Visit our other Computer History videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOyJD0RHtF_77_oAf5tT1nQ/videos This Film's Topics: -punched cards -input-output devices -vintage IBM computers -magnetic core memory -electronic data processing -central processing unit -random access memory (Previous upload of 2017 had 5,917 views. This revision fixes sound track and enhanced video.)