Make Magazine Article: Rebuilding Computer History: First, Parts of the EDSAC Replica Unveiled - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

27 Jun 2013

From: Christian Liendo <christian_liendo at yahoo.com>

    EDSAC?was Cambridge University?s first computer. Designed in the
    early years after the Second World War in 1947, construction of the
    machine was completed in 1949. It operated for almost 10 years, and
    was the first general purpose computer built for other people to
    use, to solve real problems.
    The?EDSAC Replica project?aims to rebuild an authentic replica, and
    on Wednesday, which was the centenary of the birth of?Sir Maurice
    Wilkies, widely regarded as the father of British computing, they
    have?unveiled the first working parts?of the restored machine.

    http://makezine.com/2013/06/27/edsac-replica/

Arrgh, they misspelled M V Wilkes' name in the first occurrence in
the text.

Jon 