Marconi

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Timeline for Marconi :

Date Event
5 Sep 1951 LEO I computer becomes operational
Jun 1967 Elliott Automation merges with English Electric
25 Mar 1971 Marconi-Elliott Launchthe MECS 2000 range
20 Apr 1972 MARS
23 Nov 1972 Marconi Radar Systems Ltd
1 Mar 1973 Marconi system for the army
18 Oct 1973 Inspec tests Marconi ultrafiche
29 Nov 1973 BAC buys Marconi Elliott's new ATE units
Dec 1981 News Article : Uncommitted logic at an engaging price
Oct 1983 Marconi buys Quest CAE Assets


Hardware Products

English Electric LEO Marconi Magnetic Tape

English Electric LEO Marconi Magnetic Tape
Unknown
English Electric LEO Marconi magnetic tape that came from the Cambridge Computer Aided Design Centre.

Manufacturer : English Electric LEO Marconi
Type : Peripheral

Marconi Marcus Trackball RB2-115

Marconi Marcus Trackball RB2-115
Unknown
This trackball was produced by Marconi for several different systems.

Manufacturer : Marconi
Type : Peripheral

Marconi Myriad Corestore Driver Circuit Board

Marconi Myriad Corestore Driver Circuit Board
1963
The Marconi Myriad was an early computer designed by the Marconi Company in the 1963.

Manufacturer : Marconi
Type : Peripheral

Marconi Quest-CAE

Marconi Quest-CAE
1974
The Marconi Myriad was an early computer designed by the Marconi Company in the 1963.

Manufacturer : Marconi
Type : Computer

Marconi Locus 16

Marconi Locus 16
1974
In the early 70s Marconi Radar Ltd built it's own mini computer the Locus 16 for use in radar systems.

Manufacturer : Marconi
Type : Computer

Marconi RB2 Tracker Ball

Marconi RB2 Tracker Ball
September 1985
The tracker ball was developed for military and industrial use and can give two dimensional manipulation which provides both fast movement and good fine control.

Manufacturer : Marconi
Type : Peripheral


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