In a world dominated by digital technology, a growing number of people are embracing a decidedly analog device: the ...

Converting typewriters into keyboards has been done for a very long time; teletypes, the first computer keyboards, were basically typewriters, and the 1970s saw a number of IBM Selectrics ...

Introduced in 1961 by IBM, the Selectric was the first typewriter to use a golf ball-like type element that moved across the paper, rather than moving the paper carriage past the individual ...

The IBM Selectric changed typewriters as we knew them. Their distinctive ball element replaced the clunky row of typebars and made most people faster typists. When [Steve Malikoff] thought about 3 ...

Fourth was the printer, a ponderous machine, built like a battleship, which had been an IBM Selectric typewriter before ... sliding up to make room for each new line. It is also more satisfying ...

After making some adjustments, the three women had their new product: the Jogbra ... The device was based on an IBM Selectric Typewriter and had programmable logic and 13 semiconductor chips, some of ...

Over this period, campaign speeches, inaugural addresses and State of the Union addresses flowed out of Ken Khachigian's IBM Selectric typewriter, producing the words and imagery helping Reagan ...

Kennedy was sworn in as president and the IBM Selectric typewriter was first introduced ... testimonials are implicitly misleading. Under the new rule, advisors can now use testimonials if they ...

But I had a new book and class I needed to promote ... “Five Men Who Broke My Heart” on my black IBM Selectric typewriter in 2003 when my husband and brothers chipped in to buy me a laptop ...

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Coincident with the new movie, "Reagan," is the release ... of the Union addresses flowed out of Ken Khachigian's IBM Selectric typewriter, producing the words and imagery helping Reagan convey ...

Ken Khachigian, chief speechwriter for Ronald Reagan from his presidential campaign in 1980 to the conclusion of his second term in 1988, has just published his memoirs from those years.