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Requests to identify a historical computer. Whole, self-contained machines only; use [identify-this-card] instead for extension cards.
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What computer system is this from 1984 Doctor Who?
This is an example of BBC BASIC with inline (6502) assembler code. The computer in use would have been a BBC Microcomputer, manufactured by Acorn Computers Ltd.
The display was probably a studio moni …
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