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Australian Computer Museum Society collections

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The Australian Computer Museum Society in Sydney collects and preserves artefacts relevant to the History of Computing in Australia. Significant items include: an Alpha Micro, Amstrad, Apple, Automatic Totalisators Limited, AWA; Bailey Controls, Blackwell's Metallurgical Works; Daewoo, Data General, Dick Smith, Digital Electronics (Australia); General Robotics, Geostar; Labtam, Lanier, Liberty; Olivetti, ONYX, Osborne; working 551 Dual Beam Oscilloscope; and a Jumbo, Microvax II, ex-INCITEC Newcastle.

Significance

This collection is significant for the role it played in the history of Australian computing.

Data time period: 1970 to 1990

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text: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

text: Newcastle, New, South, Wales, Australia

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AWA | Amstrad | Apple | Automatic Totalisators Limited | Bailey | Blackwell's Metallurgical Works | Computer sciences | Computers | Daewoo | Data storage | Dick Smith | Digital Electronics (Australia) | Digital technology | General Robotics | Geostar | INCITEC | Information technology | Labtam | Lanier | Liberty | ONYX | Olivetti | Osborne | Scientific inquiry |

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