The Naked Mini Promotional Leaflet
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This leaflet advertises the Naked Mini 8 from Computer Automation Inc., a computer manufacturer in business from 1968-1992. It is a stripped down computer, designed to be use as 'A component you could easily integrate into your own system.' However, it makes clear that 'The Naked Mini 8 is a fully-operational, 8-bit computer specifically optimised as an efficient bye processor. With 1600 nanosecond cycle time and a 4k core memory expandable to 32k.' The leaflet also advertises the Alpha 8 (a Naked Mini 8 with added control panel and power supply) and the Naked and Alpha 16, a 16-bit version of this machine. The document is thought to date from the late 1970s. Date : UnknownCreator : Computer Automation Inc Physical Description : Leaflet This exhibit has a reference ID of CH41989. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History. |
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