Published 08/29/2024 7:04:00 a.m.

Galaxia: Yugoslavia's Balkan-style technology revolution

Summary by Yeni Çağ Gazetesi

Although not very well known in our country, the most widely used computers in Soviet universities and homes in the 1980s were the Micro-80, Irisha and Krista. At the same time, a new computer appeared in socialist Yugoslavia. This Yugoslav production, presented as the "real computer of the people", was the "Galaxia", which was launched 40 years ago.

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Galaxia: Yugoslavia's Balkan-style technology revolution

Although not very well known in our country, the most widely used computers in Soviet universities and homes in the 1980s were the Micro-80, Irisha and Krista. At the same time, a new computer appeared in socialist Yugoslavia. This Yugoslav production, presented as the "real computer of the people", was the "Galaxia", which was launched 40 years ago.

08/29/2024 7:04:00 a.m.

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