Why did “Minsk” computers disappear?
A common problem for all Soviet computers of the late 60’s (with a few exceptions like the “Minsk-32”) was a complete hardware
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A common problem for all Soviet computers of the late 60’s (with a few exceptions like the “Minsk-32”) was a complete hardware
Continue readingThe “Minsk-32” computer was released in 1968 and incorporated all of the best achievements of the previous models in the series. In
Continue readingThe device was extremely popular in the field of planning and economics. Input and output devices that used punched cards were
Continue readingIn parallel with the release of the “Minsk-1” at the Plant, the development of the second generation of computers, “Minsk-2″,
Continue readingExactly 35 years ago, the first IBM PC in history went on sale, but long before that day — in
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