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1974 Introduced a computer graphics system known as the GT-44. It was intended to bridge the gap between table-top displays and more powerful graphics systems. Cost £17,800 which included software.<ref>The Engineer 1974/01/17</ref> | c.1964 Digital Equipment Co of USA established an office in Reading, marketing their PDP range of computers, particularly for educational use<ref>The Times May 18, 1965</ref> | ||
1974 Introduced a computer graphics system known as the GT-44. It was intended to bridge the gap between table-top displays and more powerful graphics systems. Cost £17,800 which included software.<ref>[[The Engineer 1974/01/17]]</ref> | |||
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of Reading.
c.1964 Digital Equipment Co of USA established an office in Reading, marketing their PDP range of computers, particularly for educational use[1]
1974 Introduced a computer graphics system known as the GT-44. It was intended to bridge the gap between table-top displays and more powerful graphics systems. Cost £17,800 which included software.[2]
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- ↑ The Times May 18, 1965
- ↑ The Engineer 1974/01/17