List of British computers

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Computers designed or built in Britain include:

Acorn Computers
- Acorn System 1
- Acorn Atom
- BBC Micro
- Acorn Electron
- BBC Master
- Acorn Archimedes
- RiscPC
- Acorn Network Computer
- Acorn Eurocard systems
Amstrad
- Amstrad CPC
- Amstrad PCW
- Amstrad NC100
- PC1512
- PPC 512
- Amstrad PC2286
- Amstrad Mega PC
Apricot Computers
- Apricot PC
- Apricot Portable
- Apricot Picobook Pro
Bear Microcomputer Systems
- Newbear 77-68
Bywood Electronics
- SCRUMPI 2 [1]
- SCRUMPI 3 [1]
CAP computer
Compukit UK101
Dragon 32/64
Enterprise (computer)
Ferranti MRT
Flex machine
GEC
- GEC 2050
- GEC 4000 series
- GEC Series 63
Grundy NewBrain
ICL
- ICL 2900 Series
- ICL Series 39
Jupiter Ace
Nascom
- Nascom 1
- Nascom 2
Plessey System 250
Raspberry Pi
Research Machines
- Research Machines 380Z
- LINK 480Z
- RM Nimbus
SAM Coupé
Science of Cambridge
- MK14
Sinclair Research
- ZX80
- ZX81
- ZX Spectrum
- Sinclair QL
Systime Computers Ltd
- Systime 1000, 3000, 5000, 8750, 8780
- Systime Series 2, Series 3
Tangerine Computer Systems
- Tangerine Microtan 65
- Oric-1
- Oric Atmos
Tatung Einstein
Transam
- Triton [2]
- Tuscan [3]

Mechanical computers

Early British computers

AEI 1010
APEXC
Atlas (computer)
Automatic Computing Engine
Colossus computer
CTL Modular One
Digico Micro 16
EDSAC
- EDSAC 2
Elliott Brothers (computer company)
- Elliott 152
- Elliott 503
- Elliott 803
- Elliott 4100 Series
EMIDEC 1100
English Electric
- English Electric DEUCE
- English Electric KDF8
- English Electric KDF9
- English Electric System 4
Ferranti
- Ferranti Argus
- Ferranti Mark 1, or Manchester Electronic Computer
- Ferranti Mercury
- Ferranti Orion
- Ferranti Pegasus
- Ferranti Perseus
- Ferranti Sirius
- Nimrod (computer)
Harwell computer
- Harwell CADET
Hollerith Electronic Computer
ICS Multum
ICT
- ICT 1301
- ICT 1900 series
LEO (computer)
Luton Analogue Computing Engine
Manchester computers
- Manchester Mark 1
- Manchester Baby
Marconi
- Marconi Transistorised Automatic Computer (T.A.C.)
- Marconi Myriad
Metrovick 950
Pilot ACE
Royal Radar Establishment Automatic Computer
SOLIDAC

ICL mainframe computers

International Computers Limited (ICL) 1968-2002
Predecessor mainframes	LEO I ICT 1301 ICT 1501 Elliott 803 KDF8 KDF9
English Electric System 4 series	System 4/10 System 4/30 System 4/50 System 4/70 System 4/72 System 4/75
ICT 1900 series	1901 1901A 1901S 1901T 1902 1902A 1902S 1902T 1903 1903A 1903S 1903T 1904 1904A 1904E 1904F 1904S 1905 1905E 1905F 1906 1906A 1906E 1906F 1906S 1907 1907E 1907F 1908 1909
ICL 2900 Series	2950 2955 2956 2960 2966 2970 2972 2976 2980 2982 2988 CAFS DAP OCP
ICL Series 39	Level 30 Level 50 Level 60 Level 80
Minicomputers category	2903 2904 2905 ME29 System Ten System 25
Workstations category	7502 7503 7561 DRS 20 DRS 100 DRS 200 DRS 300 DRS 400 DRS 500 DRS 3000 DRS 6000 PERQ One Per Desk
Operating systems category	OpenVME VME VME/B VME/K superNova CME DME TME Executive GEORGE MAXIMOP MINIMOP J MultiJob
Programming languages category	PLAN Fortran ALGOL 60 SOBS COBOL JEAN C Pascal S3 SCL SFL ApplicationMaster ReportMaster RPG DAP FORTRAN

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