Does anyone know what computer this is? I am stumped. (This is from a 1984 BBC programme, if that helps narrow it down.)pic.twitter.com/lB9WMDRWJK
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This feels overall like a fascinating corporate story: · Ventek renamed itself to Wordplex · AES merged with Ventek, but then split away again? · Wordplex started in California, then moved to Canada, but was mostly popular in the UK and had all engineering offices there?
I will shut up now. I know none of this really matters… but it’s fun to research something in depth.
Another cool ad, from 1978, found by @dasbub.
(Hilariously, the marketing phrase “the last word in word processing” was very popular, used by at least two more companies, including Apple.)pic.twitter.com/fMjsb9Zjhh
Oh, look, an obscure ad with the very same version of the computer as the original tweet! (I can quit this thread any time I want…)pic.twitter.com/mEuZppAnoi
Oooh, do you have the URL!?
Bottom right photo of the original tweet looks like it was taken in Mike Brady’s home office. 
Meeting in the middle of the desert for dirty deeds of data processing...
the first photo looks like a pink floyd album cover 
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