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Logic by Machine is a short film from 1962 released on 16mm. It is held in the Prelinger Archives collection.

Discusses the computer revolution and the relationship between man and machine. Explains how the computer can process millions of bits of data in seconds and can handle as many arithmetic figures in one minute as a man can handle in a lifetime. Skeletal Entry

Logic by Machine
Produced byKQED-TV
Production
company
KQED-TV
Distributed byKQED-TV
Release date
1962
Running time
29:00
LanguageEnglish
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