Punched card
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It should be possible to read most standard punch cards with a sheet-fed scanner (simplex is sufficient) and a simple black/white sensing program. No such program is known to exist yet. | It should be possible to read most standard punch cards with a sheet-fed scanner (simplex is sufficient) and a simple black/white sensing program. No such program is known to exist yet. | ||
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It should be possible to read most standard punch cards with a sheet-fed scanner (simplex is sufficient) and a simple black/white sensing program. No such program is known to exist yet.
- Aperture card
- Hollerith card
- IBM card
- Jacquard Loom
- Korsakov card
- Mark Sense card
- UNIVAC 90-column card
