• '40s Giant Brain
• '40s computer
• '40s-'50s computer
• '40s-'50s digital computer
• Giant Brain of 1946
• Giant Brain of the 1940s
• Giant Brain unveiled in 1946
• 18,000-tube 30-ton monster of the '40s
• 1940's computer
• 1946 high-tech unveiling
• 1946 high-tech unveiling at the Univ. of Pennsylvania
• 1946 high-tech wonder
• 1946's Giant Brain
• 27-ton device first used in calculations for the hydrogen bomb
• 30-ton computer
• 30-ton computer that had less capacity than a modern silicon chip the size of a butterfly ballot chad
• 30-ton military brain
• Acronymic computer of the 1940s
• Ancestor of the modern digital computer
• Ancestor of today's computers
• Big 1940s computer
• Big early computer
• Calculating 30-ton monster of the '40s
• Computer developed at University of Pennsylvania
• Computer developed in the 1940s
• Computer granddaddy
• Computer of 1946
• Computer of the '40s
• Computer that contained 17,468 vacuum tubes
• Computer that debuted in 1946
• Computer that was designed to calculate W.W.II artillery firing tables
• Computer unveiled in 1946
• Computer with 18,000 vacuum tubes
• Computing behemoth
• Digital computer
• Digital dinosaur
• Dinosaur of the info age
• Early 27 ton computing device
• Early computer
• Early computer (or actor Michael backward)
• Early computer acronym
• Early computer that weighed 30 tons
• Early computer-age acronym
• Early computing acronym
• Early digital computer
• Early mainframe name
• Early supercomputer
• Early, 30-ton computer
• First all-purpose digital computer
• First computer
• First digital computer
• First electronic computer
• First electronic computer, unveiled in 1946
• Granddaddy of all computers
• Granddaddy of all modern computers
• Granddaddy of computers
• Granddaddy of digital computers
• Granddaddy of modern computers
• Great-great grand-dad of a Gateway
• Historic mainframe
• Historic name in supercomputers
• Huge 1940s computer
• Huge computer of the 1940s
• Huge computer unveiled in 1946
• Machine that was called the Giant Brain
• Massive early computer
• Massive old computer
• Military computer built under the codename Project PX
• Old 30-ton computer
• One of the first computers
• PC's great-grandfather
• Penn's Giant Brain
• Pioneer computer
• Pioneer computer of 1946
• Pioneering 1940's computer
• Pioneering 1940s computer that six women did most of the programming for
• Pioneering computer
• Pioneering computer, for short
• Prototypical computer
• Revolutionary computer
• Room-sized computer
• Seminal mainframe
• So-called Giant Brain of 1946
• Subject of the 1973 Honeywell v. Sperry Rand case
• Supercomputer built at the University of Pennsylvania
• Tech marvel of the 1940s
• Technological debut of 1946
• The first digital computer
• Thirty-ton computer
• U.of Penn. early computer
• UNIVAC I predecessor
• UNIVAC's forerunner
• Univac's predecessor
• World's first computer
• World's first large-scale computer