U.K. rebuilding EDSAC computer from 1949 - CNET
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One of the several valve-racks which comprise the "Body" of the Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator now being used at the Mathematical Laboratory at Cambridge University. The Calculator weighs over two tons.
EDSAC | computer | Britannica
Edsac (Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator in 1949) and OXO (Tic-Tac-Toe game in 1952) - YouTube
1949: EDSAC computer employs delay-line storage | The Storage Engine | Computer History Museum
EDSAC, the first 'practical' civilian computer, turns 64 | Engadget
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The EDSAC and Computing in Cambridge | Whipple Museum
What is EDSAC (Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator)?
