How to pronounce “teletype” in English

And so they're teletype writers, or teletypes, originally used for telegraphy, then used for computing, and like an old fashioned typewriter

I sat at a teletype at Cal Tech and there was one of the first networks in the world.

They kept their teletypes running 12 hours a day, six days a week.

by printing out program results on the teletype writer.

So one told me he used the teletype to print out this huge banner that said "HEY, GIRL"-- in all caps.

And I typed away at the teletype and in black ink, D-B, colon, and part of what I said.

electronic communication early forms of email using teletype machines fax machines kept everybody in the know the

So you will get to see Nicole via letters and teletype, but you won't actually get to-- she will not actually be on the page for that one.

So they mocked their peers who thought of the teletypes as computers or complained if a teletype wasn't working that the computer wasn't working.

And those private schools had 72 hours of teletype access each week, compared to the 40 hours for public schools.

I think, was it teletype machine to send the stories from Beijing?

Xerox anywhere by the way probably not well I even had to change like the teletype ribbons which were purple with

They've got a computer, like a teletype computer, donated by a local company.

Back in 1973, I sat at a teletype--there was not a single computer monitor on the planet--

I was exposed on the same computer-- exact same computer, big teletype thing-- that Bill Gates had.

I had access to the exact same computer terminal that Bill Gates had access to in 1968 the IBM Teletype.

At that time computers were not especially easy to use, these were still Teletype terminals and also it was ones and zeros; it was data.

got in know back in the mid-70s when you know state-of-the-art technology was a you know teletype and an acoustic modem

So I guess, to bring in-- you mentioned the teletype there.

He didn't have paper, so he would type them on the back of the weather reports that would roll off the teletype.

So in Turing's sort of thought experiment, he gave the example of a -- of a teletype.