[QuadList] First microprocessor in a camera or first computersetup????? ...

[Gideon4]

HI

Sorry the Marconi MkVIII did not have a micro, all it's auto line up was
done with discrete TTL, I have several in my collection.

I will give some time to researching the micro question, it may take a day
or three.

Brian S
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  I think that the Marconi MK 8 was earlier than these.  I do not know the
time line that well on cameras.

  Chris Hill

  In a message dated 4/9/2011 7:55:37 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
COURYHOUSE at aol.com writes:
    First  microprocessor in a camera or  first computer setup?????

    We have the Ikegami HK-312    and  we have  the RCA TK-47

    And  we have  both in the  museum's collection here so......  time to
make signs  write up pages etc.

    Some have told me the RCA  was  first as a computer set up cam and
others  say the HK-312  and web references can be confusing as well.

    And  some  say  computer and  some  say microprocessor...  I guess  what
I am looking for is a clarification so  I  have  my facts  straight.

    Thanks,

    Ed Sharpe, Archivist for SMECC

    See the Museum's Web Site at www.smecc.org


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