LEO III

LEO stands for Lyons Electronic Office. The LEO I computer was the first computer used for commercial business applications in 1954. It was a 1st generation computer using Valves. Two …

Benedix G-15

Sadly, we haven’t got a complete Benedix G-15 computer (donations welcome!). We have however some small parts of the machine, including two logic circuits and the memory drum. The computer …

Atlas

No, we don’t really have an Atlas computer. We do however have one of the last print-outs the Atlas computer at Manchester University ever did. This print-out was one of …

Electrologica X1

The Electrologica X1 is a transistorised computer designed in the Netherlands in 1958. Only around 30 machines were built. It was also one of the first European computers to use …

LGP-30

Librascope General Purpose 30 (LGP-30) “Eurocomp” This computer was first introduced 1955 and was designed by Stanley Frankel, there were approximately 450 LGP-30’s made in the USA and 45 machines …

Honeywell DDP-116

The worlds first commercially available 16-bit microcomputer, the DDP-116 was introduced in 1965 by CCC: Computer Control Company Inc. They were taken over by Honeywell in 1966. Only 200 DDP-116 …