more from the exhibit “Silicon City: Computer History Made in New York” at the NY Historical Society:
In 1961 IBM released the Selectric Typewriter. For the first time, typists were able to change their typeface, by switching out the little 2-inch typeball (or “golfball.”)
The look of the typeball even inspired the design of 90-ft-high IBM pavilion at the ’64 World’s Fair.
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