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Description	English: Physical layout of the various components of the ENIAC from the English version of the patent granted ten years before the American patent.
Source	Jeremy Norman Collection of Images - Creative Commons
Date	May 26, 1954
Author	Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation^[1]
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