Talk:CER-2

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Computer CER-2 didn't existed at the M.Pupin Institute-Belgrade, but an early prototype-model only {maybe named CER-2). See here: the early computers CER-22 and CER-20 and its later developments at M.Pupin Institute-Belgrade. CER-2 computer is a prototype-model (for the early digital computers CER), very probabily from 1963!

Dusan Hristovic, dipl.ing. at M.P.Institute; (talk).

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