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In the 1980’s I had no interest in Computers: they were still the preserve of business users or the very rich. A relative of mine worked at the Nixdorf factory in Bray, Ireland. Over the years he came by many bits and pieces and handed them on to me. In the 00’s I rediscovered them, to my delight, up in my attic! Sadly, this particular plant closed in 1991 - on the very day that the Gulf War ( 1 ) was announced. Bray lost it’s biggest employer. A couple of years later, Dell took over the plant. |
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See also: Laptops - Nixdorf ML-8810 / Nixdorf PC-17 / Siemens Nixdorf 286 Desktops - Nixdorf LK-3000 / Nixdorf Post Terminal 386 / Nixdorf PC01 / Siemens Nixdorf 486 Modems - Nixdorf ( 1979 ) |
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