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Soviet computer systems

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Ministry of Radio Industry (USSR) computers

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Ministry of the Electronics Industry (Soviet Union) computers

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45-bit computing

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ATM (computer)

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Aragats (computer)

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Automatic Digital Computer M-1

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BESM

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BESM-6

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Besta (computer)

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Dubna 48K

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ES EVM

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Elbrus (computer)

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Fast Universal Digital Computer M-2

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HRS-100

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Hobbit (computer)

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Information display systems

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Iskra-1030

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Juku E5101

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Kronos (computer)

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List of Soviet computer systems

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MESM

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MIR-2

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MIR-3

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MIR (computer)

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Micro-80

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Nairi (computer)

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Orion-128

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PS-2000

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Pentagon (computer)

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Radio-86RK

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Razdan (computer)

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Robik

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SM-1420

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SM-4

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SM EVM

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SOUD

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Setun

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Specialist (computer)

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UT-88

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