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ROLM 1602B |
| Who | ROLM |
| What | 1602B |
| When | 1980 |
| Why | Military ruggedized computer |
The ROLM 1602B is a military ruggedized version of the Data General Nova, a 16-bit minicomputer from 1969. The CPU is implemented via AMD bitslice processors, and it uses core memory for its resistance to radiation, at a time when core was considered obsolete for mainstream use.
