If anyone has any information about these machines, or the company that built them (Business Computers Ltd) I would love to hear from them.
This site has just been started, so it is a little bit light on content. Over the next weeks/months, I will be adding more, starting with my Susie V emulator.
Recent Changes
24th Mar 05
Pressure of work prevented me from publishing this new version of the 'home page'.
20th Mar 05
Slight re-arrangement of the home page. The links on the left have been moved about. a new page (Page 2) has been added to the site.
13th Mar 05
Latest ReadMe for the emulator package now available from a link on the left.
12th Mar 05
New emulator package now available. Just minor modifications and bug fixes.
5th Mar 05
New verions of programming, and user manuals, and the emulator package now available. The links on the left hand side will get the latest.
4th Mar 05
Commentary page has changed, yet again.
26th Feb 05
Commentary page has changed
19th Feb 05
New version of the emulator user manual is now available. The link on the left hand side will get the latest version.
17th Feb 05
New version of the programming manual and the emulator now available - the link on the left hand side will get the latest. The older versions will eventually be available from the download page, currently under construction.
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Commentary
Latest ReadMe
Susie V Programming Manual (.pdf)
Revision B Issue 2
Susie V Emulator V0.2.1 (.tgz)
Emulator User Manual (.pdf)
Revision C Issue 1
Retrobeep
Retro Computer Systems
The Computer History Simulation Project
Vintage calculators web museum
The collection of calculating devices
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