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UTN Facultad Regional Mendoza - EFEMÉRIDE 7 DE OCTUBRE DE 1954, PRESENTACIÓN DE LA PRIMERA CALCULADORA TRANSISTORIZADA DE IBM El IBM 608 Transistor Calculator (calculadora a transistores) fue la primera máquina comercial
