History of ICT in Australia
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At the moment, this is just a dumping ground for ideas
Historical Australian Manufacturers
- Applied Technology - Microbee
- AWA
- EMAIL Limited
- Terran Computers - (T20,T40)
- AED Computers
- Dick Smith Electronics - System 80
- Webster
- Hartley Computer Pty Ltd
- CMAD
- Micropro Design, of North Sydney, designed and produced the Micro Con, a microprocessor based programmable Controller, the only affordable microcomputer system designed specifically for control and monitoring in hobby and industrial applications.
- Microtrix is an Australian manufacturer and supplier of a comprehensive range of S100 products from single boards to complete computer systems. Situated in Hurstbridge, Victoria.
- The Southern Cross computer was basically a clone of the Talking Electronics TEC-1 and was published in the Silicon Chip magazine in 1993. It is a single board computer designed especially for the 1990s generation of students. With a series of add-on boards, smart sockets, fully commented Monitor & an intelligent EPROM emulator, it can teach many aspects of microprocessor & microcontroller techniques of programming.
From Australian Tech History Wiki
- Amust Computer Corp
- Applix
- Avtek
- AWA
- BWD
- Datacraft
- Dataplex
- Dick Smith Electronics
- Fairlight
- H Heuer Instruments
- Hartley Computers
- JNA
- JTEC
- MICA Computers
- Applied Technology - Microbee
- NR
- Scitec
- Terran Computers
From Australian Technology Wiki
- Amust Computer Corp - made the Amust Executive 186
- Applix - made the Applix 1616
- Avtek - made Modems of all sorts and other hardware
- Datamax Pty Ltd - made the Datamax 8000, 186 and others
- Dewhirst Corporation - made the Data Base Machine
- Dulmont Electronics Systems - made the Dulmont Magnum/Kookaburra laptop
- Professional Australian Systems - made the Dyad Dragon
- BGR Computers - made the Excalibur 64
- Fairlight - made the Qasar & CMI that changed the Music industry world wide
- RDM Computers - made the Aussie Byte SBC
Hardware
- Hypertec accelerator board for= IBM PC, XT
- SmartModem
Media
Other Archives
- Book 2017 A Vision Splendid - The History of Australian Computing
- Australian Computer Games
- Australian PC Hardware
Forums
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