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Difference between revisions of "GEC Computers"

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part of [[GEC]]
part of [[GEC]]
1973 Used the GEC 2050 processor in control terminals for data processing<ref>The Times  Apr. 6, 1973</ref>


1981 Offered the GEC 4000 series processor which were used in ''Prestel''<ref>The Times  Feb. 24, 1981</ref>
1981 Offered the GEC 4000 series processor which were used in ''Prestel''<ref>The Times  Feb. 24, 1981</ref>

Revision as of 16:31, 25 September 2020

of Borehamwood, Herts

part of GEC

1973 Used the GEC 2050 processor in control terminals for data processing[1]

1981 Offered the GEC 4000 series processor which were used in Prestel[2]

1986 Offered Series 41 computers for use in packet-switching networks[3]

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times Apr. 6, 1973
  2. The Times Feb. 24, 1981
  3. The Times Apr. 18, 1986