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Love Hulten's quirky storage cabinet is inspired by IBM's Magnetic Tape Unit from the 60s! - Yanko Design
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Ken Shirriff on X: "The IBM 729 is the classic mainframe tape drive with its spinning reels. It stored the equivalent of thousands of punch cards on a spool of magnetic tape.
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