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Tfischer at 05:14, 25 August 2021

2021-08-25T05:14:54Z

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	'''Anabrid''' is a German company ~~which~~ aims to build an [[analog computer]] on a [[microchip~~]]. Amongst others, it builds the [[Analog Thing~~]]. Several editors on this page, such as [[User:ulmann]] or [[User:Sven]] are founding directors of Anabrid. The company's website can be found at https://www.anabrid.com.		'''Anabrid''' is a German tech company that aims to build an [[analog computer]] on a [[microchip]]. Several editors on this page, such as [[User:ulmann]] or [[User:Sven]] are founding directors of Anabrid. The company's website can be found at https://www.anabrid.com.

	Anabrid ~~runs a couple of brands such as~~ ''Analog Paradigm''. ~~There are a couple of~~ analog computers ~~released under this brand~~, such as the ''Analog Paradigm [[Model-1]]''. ~~Further~~ information ~~can be found~~ at http://www.analog-paradigm.com.		Anabrid owns and operates the brand ''Analog Paradigm''. Under this brand, the company develops and distributes analog computers, such as [[The Analog Thing]] and the ''Analog Paradigm [[Model-1]]''. You can find more information at http://www.analog-paradigm.com.

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	Anabrid runs a couple of brands such as ''Analog Paradigm''. There are a couple of analog computers released under this brand, such as the ''Analog Paradigm [[Model-1]]''. Further information can be found at http://www.analog-paradigm.com.		Anabrid runs a couple of brands such as ''Analog Paradigm''. There are a couple of analog computers released under this brand, such as the ''Analog Paradigm [[Model-1]]''. Further information can be found at http://www.analog-paradigm.com.

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Tfischer: Minor fixes.

2021-06-12T04:21:43Z

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	'''Anabrid''' is a German company which aims to build an [[analog computer]] on a [[microchip]]. Amongst others, it builds the [[Analog Thing]]. Several editors on this page, such as [[User:ulmann]] or [[User:Sven]] are founding directors of Anabrid. The company website can be found at https://www.anabrid.com.		'''Anabrid''' is a German company which aims to build an [[analog computer]] on a [[microchip]]. Amongst others, it builds the [[Analog Thing]]. Several editors on this page, such as [[User:ulmann]] or [[User:Sven]] are founding directors of Anabrid. The company's website can be found at https://www.anabrid.com.

	Anabrid runs a couple of ~~''labels''~~ such as ''Analog Paradigm''. There are a couple of analog computers released under this ~~label~~, such as the ''Analog Paradigm [[Model-1]]''. Further information can be found at http://www.analog-paradigm.com.		Anabrid runs a couple of brands such as ''Analog Paradigm''. There are a couple of analog computers released under this brand, such as the ''Analog Paradigm [[Model-1]]''. Further information can be found at http://www.analog-paradigm.com.

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'''Anabrid''' is a German company which aims to build an [[analog computer]] on a [[microchip]]. Amongst others, it builds the [[Analog Thing]]. Several editors on this page, such as [[User:ulmann]] or [[User:Sven]] are founding directors of Anabrid. The company website can be found at https://www.anabrid.com.

Anabrid runs a couple of ''labels'' such as ''Analog Paradigm''. There are a couple of analog computers released under this label, such as the ''Analog Paradigm [[Model-1]]''. Further information can be found at http://www.analog-paradigm.com.