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1703 Signed Magnitude IBM 704 (1957) 1s Complement CDC 6600 (1965) 2s Complement IBM System/360 (1965) 2s Complement PDP-11 (1970)

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  10. Signed Magnitude IBM 704 (1957)

  11. 1’s Complement CDC 6600 (1965)

  12. 2’s Complement IBM System/360 (1965)

  13. 2’s Complement PDP-11 (1970)

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