List of British computers

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Computers designed or built in Britain include:

* Acorn Computers
* Acorn Eurocard systems
* Acorn System 1
* Acorn Atom
* BBC Micro
* Acorn Electron
* BBC Master
* Acorn Archimedes
* RiscPC
* Acorn Network Computer
* Amstrad
* Amstrad CPC
* Amstrad PCW
* Amstrad NC100
* PC1512
* PPC 512 and 640
* Amstrad PC2286
* Amstrad Mega PC
* Apricot Computers
* Apricot PC
* Apricot Portable
* Apricot Picobook Pro
* Bear Microcomputer Systems
* Newbear 77-68
* Bywood Electronics
* SCRUMPI 2 [1]
* SCRUMPI 3 [1]
* Cambridge Computer
* Cambridge Z88
* Camputers Lynx
* CAP computer
* Commodore Amiga 600 (A600) - Assembled in a former Timex factory in Scotland.
* Commodore Amiga 1200 (A1200) - Assembled in a former Timex factory in Scotland.
* Compukit UK101
* Dragon 32/64
* Elliott Brothers (computer company)
* Enterprise (computer)
* Ferranti MRT
* Flex machine
* Gemini Computers
* Gemini Galaxy
* Gemini Challenger
* GEC
* GEC 2050
* GEC 4000 series
* GEC Series 63
* Grundy NewBrain
* ICL
* ICL 2900 Series
* ICL Series 39
* One Per Desk
* Jupiter Ace
* Memotech MTX
* Nascom
* Nascom 1
* Nascom 2
* Plessey System 250
* Raspberry Pi
* Research Machines
* Research Machines 380Z
* LINK 480Z
* RM Nimbus
* SAM Coupé
* Sinclair Research
* MK14 (trading as Science of Cambridge)
* ZX80
* ZX81
* ZX Spectrum
* Sinclair QL
* Systime Computers Ltd
* Systime 1000, 3000, 5000, 8750, 8780
* Systime Series 2, Series 3
* Tangerine Computer Systems
* Tangerine Microtan 65
* Oric-1
* Oric Atmos
* Tatung Einstein
* Torch Computers
* Triple X workstation
* Transam
* Triton[2]
* Tuscan [3]

## Mechanical computers

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* Difference engine
* Analytical Engine
* Bombe

## Early British computers

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* AEI 1010
* APEXC
* Atlas (computer)
* Automatic Computing Engine[4]
* Colossus computer[5]
* CTL Modular One
* Digico Micro 16
* EDSAC[6]
* EDSAC 2
* Elliott Brothers (computer company)[7]
* Elliott 152
* Elliott 503
* Elliott 803
* Elliott 4100 Series
* EMIDEC 1100
* English Electric
* English Electric DEUCE
* English Electric KDF8
* English Electric KDF9
* English Electric KDP10
* English Electric System 4
* Ferranti
* Ferranti Argus
* Ferranti Mark 1, or Manchester Electronic Computer
* Ferranti Mercury
* Ferranti Orion
* Ferranti Pegasus
* Ferranti Perseus
* Ferranti Sirius
* Nimrod (computer)
* Harwell computer
* Harwell CADET
* Hollerith Electronic Computer
* ICS Multum
* ICT
* ICT 1301
* ICT 1900 series
* LEO (computer)[8]
* Luton Analogue Computing Engine
* Manchester computers
* Manchester Mark 1[9]
* Manchester Baby
* Marconi
* Marconi Transistorised Automatic Computer (T.A.C.)
* Marconi Myriad
* Metrovick 950
* MOSAIC
* Pilot ACE
* Royal Radar Establishment Automatic Computer
* SOLIDAC

## ICL mainframe computers

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Predecessor mainframes|

* LEO I
* ICT 1301
* ICT 1501
* Elliott 803
* KDF8
* KDF9

English Electric System 4 series|

* System 4/10
* System 4/30
* System 4/50
* System 4/70
* System 4/72
* System 4/75

ICT 1900 series|

* 1901
* 1901A
* 1901S
* 1901T
* 1902
* 1902A
* 1902S
* 1902T
* 1903
* 1903A
* 1903S
* 1903T
* 1904
* 1904A
* 1904E
* 1904F
* 1904S
* 1905
* 1905E
* 1905F
* 1906
* 1906A
* 1906E
* 1906F
* 1906S
* 1907
* 1907E
* 1907F
* 1908
* 1909

ICL 2900 Series|

* 2950
* 2955
* 2956
* 2960
* 2966
* 2970
* 2972
* 2976
* 2980
* 2982
* 2988
* CAFS
* DAP
* OCP

ICL Series 39|

* Level 30
* Level 50
* Level 60
* Level 80

Minicomputers
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* 2903
* 2904
* 2905
* ME29
* System Ten
* System 25

Workstations
category|

* 7502
* 7503
* 7561
* DRS 20
* DRS 100
* DRS 200
* DRS 300
* DRS 400
* DRS 500
* DRS 3000
* DRS 6000
* PERQ
* One Per Desk

Operating systems
category|

* OpenVME
* VME
* VME/B
* VME/K
* superNova
* CME
* DME
* TME
* Executive
* GEORGE
* MAXIMOP
* MINIMOP
* J
* MultiJob

Programming languages
category|

* PLAN
* Fortran
* ALGOL 60
* SOBS
* COBOL
* JEAN
* C
* Pascal
* S3
* SCL
* SFL
* ApplicationMaster
* ReportMaster
* RPG
* DAP FORTRAN

## References

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1. ^ a b "Bywood advert: Bywood Scrumpi 2 + 3 = ?".
2. ^ "Transam Triton - Computer - Computing History".
3. ^ "Transam Tuscan S100 - Computer - Computing History".
4. ^ Simon Lavington (1980). Early British Computers, pp. 23-30
5. ^ Lavington, pp. 8-12
6. ^ Lavington, pp. 31-35
7. ^ Lavington, pp. 57-61
8. ^ Lavington, pp. 68-77
9. ^ Lavington, pp. 36-43

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