computer graphics in the 1950s

[Richard]

In article <48F6A4DB.4060204 at brouhaha.com>,
    Eric Smith <eric at brouhaha.com>  writes:

> Richard wrote:
> > So far, I can't find anything earlier than SAGE.
> 
> No offence, but you're not looking very hard.  Any credible reference on 
> SAGE will point you to the earlier MIT Whirlwind.

While the SAGE book I read (From Whirlwind to MITRE: The R&D Story of
The SAGE Air Defense Computer) talked quite a bit about Whirlwind, the
discussion was only in terms of its memory and CPU circuitry.  I don't
reclal any mention of Whirlwind having a graphics display.
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