Digico Micro 16 Computer
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Two young engineers, excited by the potential of minicomputers, formed Digico Computers Ltd in 1966. Avo Hiiemae and Keith Trickett expected their products to sell on their own merits as individual hardware solutions, and they did. The Micro 16 was Digico's first general purpose minicomputer. Backed by the NRDC (National Research Development Corporation), and without any British-made competition at the time, it quickly became successful after its release in 1968. Comprehensive 36-page brochure with detailed specifications. We are extremely grateful to both Dawn and Kim Wakefield for the kind donation of the collection of their late father Richard Wakefield. Date : 1968Creator : Digico Physical Description : A4 booklet This exhibit has a reference ID of CH15602. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History. |
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