List of tube computers
Tube computers were built between the 1940s and the early 1960s and are now exclusively of museum importance.
ENIAC, first universal computer, US military, (in the foreground Betty Snyder Holberton , in the background Glen Beck )
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- Atanasoff-Berry Computer (1942)
- Colossus (1943) - special application: cryptanalysis
- ENIAC (1946)
- IBM SSEC (1948)
- IBM 604 (1948)
- Manchester Small-Scale Experimental Machine (1948)
- IBM CPC (1949)
- Manchester Mark I (1949)
- CSIRAC (1949)
- EDSAC (1949)
- BINAC (1949)
- UNIVAC 1101 (1950)
- SEAC (1950)
- SWAC (1950)
- Magnetic Drum Digital Differential Analyzer (1950)
- Harvard Mark III (1950)
- Pilot ACE (1950)
- D1 (1950) DDR computer
- DERA (1951) Darmstadt
- EDVAC (1951)
- WITCH Harwell Dekatron Computer (1951)
- Whirlwind (1951)
- UNIVAC I (1951)
- ORDVAC (1951)
- LEO (1951)
- Remington Rand 409 (1952)
- G1 (1952)
- Harvard Mark IV (1952)
- IAS computer (1952)
- ILLIAC I (1952)
- MANIAC I (1952)
- IBM 701 (1952)
- BESM-1, BESM-2 (1952)
- JOHNNIAC (1953)
- IBM 702 (1953)
- UNIVAC 1103 (1953)
- RAYDAC (1953)
- Strela computer (1953)
- Datatron , also known as CEC 30-201, ElectroData 203, Burroughs 205, B205 for short (1954)
- IBM 650 (1954)
- IBM 704 (1954)
- IBM 705 (1954)
- BESK (1954)
- IBM NORC (1954)
- UNIVAC 1102 (1954)
- DYSEAC (1954)
- CALDIC (1955)
- G2 (1955)
- IBM 305 RAMAC (1956)
- ERMETH electronic calculating machine at ETH Zurich (1956)
- Bendix G-15 (1956)
- LGP-30 (1956)
- UNIVAC 1103A (1956)
- FUJIC (1956)
- Ferranti Pegasus (1956)
- SILLIAC (1956)
- RCA (1956)
- Zuse Z22 (1957)
- D2 (1957) DDR computer
- DASK (1957)
- UNIVAC 1104 (1957)
- IBM 610 (1957)
- MANIAC II (1957)
- MISTIC (1957)
- MUSASINO-1 (1957)
- IBM 709 (1958)
- UNIVAC II (1958)
- UNIVAC 1105 (1958)
- AN / FSQ-7 (1958) - largest tube computer ever built, part of the North American air defense system SAGE
- Ural (1959–1964) Soviet production
- TIFRAC (1960)
- CER-10 (1960)
- Sumlock ANITA (1961)
- G3 (1961)
- UMC (1962)