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John Miller-Kirkpatrick (August 1946 – December 1978) was a British computer scientist known for The Scrumpi, a crude computer sold in kit form (1976).[1]
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- ^ Smith, Tony. "Britain's forgotten first home computer pioneer". The Register. Retrieved 10 December 2013.
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