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teleprinter (teletypewriter,
teletype or TTY) is an
electromechanical device that can be used to send and
receive typed messages through various communications...
- The
Teletype Corporation, a part of
American Telephone and
Telegraph Company's
Western Electric manufacturing arm
since 1930, came into
being in 1928 when...
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TeleType Co., Inc. is a
privately held
company in the
United States that
develops software for GPS devices. It was
founded in 1981,
under the name TeleTypesetting...
- The
Teletype Model 33 is an
electromechanical teleprinter designed for light-duty
office use. It is less
rugged and cost less than
earlier Teletype models...
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communication over the
public switched telephone network TeleType Co., an
American GPS
software company Teletype Corporation, a
subsidiary of the
Western Electric...
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earliest known reference found to date is a 1937
maintenance manual from the
Teletype Corporation with a
photograph showing the
keyboard of its Kleinschmidt...
- The
Teletype Model 28 is a
product line of teleprinters,
typing and non-
typing tape
perforator and tape reperforators,
fixed head
single contact and pivoted...
- In linguistics,
telicity (/tiːˈlɪsɪti/; from Gr**** τέλος 'end, goal') is the
property of a verb or verb
phrase that
presents an
action or
event as having...
- teleprinters/teletypewriters (
TeleTYpewriter, TTY), such as the
Teletype Model 33,
originally used for telegraphy;
early Teletypes were
typically configured...
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their FlightTracker system for
managing the
Facebook graph internally.
Teletype for Atom
employs CRDTs to
enable developers share their workspace with...
