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British Telecommunications Systems was formed by British Telecom, GEC, Standard Telephones and Cables and Plessey Co in 1979 to market overseas the exchange, developed at a cost of £200 million.

Developing 'System X', the advanced electronic telephone exchange. By 1982 still had no orders for it.

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	'''British Telecommunications Systems''' was formed by [[~~Biriths~~ Telecom]], [[GEC]], [[Standard Telephones and Cables]] and [[Plessey Co]] in 1979 to market overseas the exchange, developed at a cost of £200 million.		'''British Telecommunications Systems''' was formed by [[British Telecom]], [[GEC]], [[Standard Telephones and Cables]] and [[Plessey Co]] in 1979 to market overseas the exchange, developed at a cost of £200 million.

	Developing 'System X', the advanced electronic telephone exchange. By 1982 still had no orders for it.		Developing 'System X', the advanced electronic telephone exchange. By 1982 still had no orders for it.