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Butel-Comco adverts

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July 1980

The desktop computer that thinks it's a mainframe

It's a stretch to put a desktop Z80-based microcomputer into the same category as a room-sized mainframe catering for sometimes hundreds of users, but here it is in this early - possibly first - advert...

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March 1981

Butel-Athena: The ideal Small Business System

From another company that appears to have left almost no trace whatsoever - Butel-Comco Limited of Southampton - comes this advert for the Athena, one of a handful of microcomputers that came with a built-in...

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