Sergei Frolov
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Welcome to my small gallery about Russian computers and calculators. 
http://www.rk86.com/frolov/calcolle.htm
http://www.rk86.com/frolov/calcolle.htm
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Soviet computers gallery
- Thread starter Sergei Frolov
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Vlad
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Very interesting website, quite the collection. It was really neat to look through all of the pictures.
Terry Yager
Veteran Member
Very impressive!
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DoctorPepper
Experienced Member
Nice collection... I just wish I could read the keys!
atari2600a
Veteran Member
Aww, no Elektronika 60! Now how am I supposed to learn about everyone's favorite Soviet mind control game! (also known as Tetris)
Sergei Frolov
Member
Thank you for the warm words!
Yes, the Elektronika 60 is very very hard to find. Because these computers contains lot of "yellow ICs". This computers practically all had disassembled and utilizied.
Yes, the Elektronika 60 is very very hard to find. Because these computers contains lot of "yellow ICs". This computers practically all had disassembled and utilizied.