Yugoslavia Developed Own Computers in the 1960s and 70s

Yugoslavia was one of only six countries globally to develop its own computers in the 1960s, with Belgrade beginning to advance information technology in the 1970s.

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Nikola Marković, predsednik Društva za informatiku Srbije: Nismo mogli da kupimo računar, pa smo ga sami napravili

Jugoslavija je bila jedna od šest država u svetu koje su šezdesetih pravile sopstvene računare, Beograd je još sedamdesetih počeo da razvija informaci

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Yugoslavia Developed Own Computers in the 1960s and 70s

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Nikola Marković, predsednik Društva za informatiku Srbije: Nismo mogli da kupimo računar, pa smo ga sami napravili

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