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Engineers at Elliot Automation check computers in the assembly area, 1966. Elliot Automation Borehamwood. The first real time computer with memory was built by Elliot¿s in 1947, they were one of the early computer producers and empoyed a staff of 450. The computer work came from war time British Navy contracts and real time digital control for guns. Elliot¿s who had set up in 1801as instrument makers, produced a range of popular machines until they were absorbed by English Electric in 1966. This is possibly a model PDP/8 introduced to supercede the popular 803 in 1965. Photograph by Walter Nurnberg (1907-1991) who transformed industrial photography after WWII using film studio lighting techniques. Photographie ©SSPL/NMeM/Walter Nurnberg

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