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Zuse-23
| Manufacturer | Zuse
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| Identification,ID | Zuse-23
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| Date of first manufacture | 1961
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| Number produced | 99
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| Estimated price or cost | 200,000 (DM) in 1961. Exchange rate then was about
$1 = 4 (DM)
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| location in museum | -
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| donor | -
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Konrad Zuse pioneered automatic computing in Germany is the late 1930s.
Examples and restorations of early work are in Berlin and Munich Germany.
from cctalk@classiccmp.org - RE: starting my relay computer project
> From: philip@axeside.co.uk
>
> Have you read "The Computer - My Life" by Konrad Zuse (New York:
> Springer Verlag, 1993. ISBN 0-387-56453-5)? Mostly historical /
> autobiographical, but some good technical bits on the evolution of relay
> logic as Zuse's designs got more mature. Interesting how the number of
> relays per bit he needed in his adder circuit got less and less...
>
from dwight elvey dkelvey@hotmail.com 24 Jan 2010
I always loved his vertually zero delay carry. At least
it was zero for relays. It was something that one
would not think of just looking at a single bit or
even normal logic of digital stuff.
Dwight
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