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The Acorn Proton was Acorn's planned successor model to the Atom. | The Acorn Proton was Acorn's planned successor model to the Atom. | ||
| − | The Proton was in a preliminary design stage when the BBC announced its Computer Literacy Project, and Acorn rapidly decided to submit the Proton as its entry to the competition. | + | The Proton was in a preliminary design stage when the BBC announced its |
| + | Computer Literacy Project, and Acorn rapidly decided to submit the Proton as | ||
| + | its entry to the competition. | ||
| − | No version of the Proton was ever manufactured, and it only existed in the form of early prototype boards. | + | No version of the Proton was ever manufactured, and it only existed in the |
| + | form of early prototype boards. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:39, 17 October 2020
The Acorn Proton was Acorn's planned successor model to the Atom.
The Proton was in a preliminary design stage when the BBC announced its Computer Literacy Project, and Acorn rapidly decided to submit the Proton as its entry to the competition.
No version of the Proton was ever manufactured, and it only existed in the form of early prototype boards.
