CSIRAC: Australia's first digital computer

Pictured: operator's control panel and 12-hole paper tape reader, c1956.

[Image credit: Museum of Victoria]

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In Pictures: CSIRAC - Australia's first digital computer

by Chris Jager | 14 Jun 2012 | Comments

Sometimes, it's the oldest machines that are the most fascinating. We take an in-depth look at CSIRAC, Australia's first digital computer.

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CSIRAC: Australia's first digital computer

In Pictures: CSIRAC - Australia's first digital computer

Sometimes, it's the oldest machines that are the most fascinating. We take an in-depth look at CSIRAC, Australia's first digital computer.

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