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''A real powerHOUSE...get it?'' | |||
[[ | The '''Roomy-Vac''' is a house-sized computer made by [[Compy, Inc]]. It features a built-in printer, an 8-inch monitor, a front door for easy access, and apparently contains several rooms. It costs $240,999.99. | ||
The Roomy-Vac is a take off on [[UNIVAC I|UNIVAC]], the first commercial computer. Early computers would usually occupy entire rooms or even buildings. | |||
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* '''Debut:''' [[Compy Catalog]] | * '''Debut:''' [[Compy Catalog]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:24, 14 July 2026
A real powerHOUSE...get it?
The Roomy-Vac is a house-sized computer made by Compy, Inc. It features a built-in printer, an 8-inch monitor, a front door for easy access, and apparently contains several rooms. It costs $240,999.99.
The Roomy-Vac is a take off on UNIVAC, the first commercial computer. Early computers would usually occupy entire rooms or even buildings.
Appearances
- Debut: Compy Catalog