Midwest Scientific
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midwest-scientific-198-18260844
title:
Midwest Scientific
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Midwest Scientific Instruments, Inc. (MSI), often shortened to Midwest Scientific, was an American computer company founded in Olathe, Kansas, in the early 1970s. Charles C. Childress, a doctorate of biochemistry, founded the company as a way to market his data acquisition and processing interfaces based on programmable calculators for medical, scientific, and industrial uses. After an after-market floppy drive system for the SWTPC 6800 proved a hot-seller for Midwest in 1976, the company began
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American computer company
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midwest_Scientific
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2023-11-10T02:54:20Z
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