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English: A replica of the 1948 Small Scale Experimental Machine "Baby" on display at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester, United Kingdom. The replica was rebuilt at the University in 1995-98 by The Computer Conservation Society with sponsorship and engineering services from ICL. It was the world's first stored program computer. |
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