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- Ternary numeral system (links | edit)
- List of inventors (links | edit)
- Timeline of computing 1950–1979 (links | edit)
- List of Russian people (links | edit)
- BESM (links | edit)
- Electronika BK (links | edit)
- Pentagon (computer) (links | edit)
- Elbrus (computer) (links | edit)
- Three-valued logic (links | edit)
- Numerical digit (links | edit)
- Electronika 60 (links | edit)
- Balanced ternary (links | edit)
- Sergei Sobolev (links | edit)
- History of computer hardware in Eastern Bloc countries (links | edit)
- Minsk family of computers (links | edit)
- Stack machine (links | edit)
- BESM-6 (links | edit)
- ES EVM (links | edit)
- List of Soviet computer systems (links | edit)
- SM EVM (links | edit)
- ES PEVM (links | edit)
- Hobbit (computer) (links | edit)
- Elektronika (links | edit)
- DVK (links | edit)
- Kronos (computer) (links | edit)
- Strela computer (links | edit)
- Word (computer architecture) (links | edit)
- Moscow Power Engineering Institute (links | edit)
- Dubna 48K (links | edit)
- MESM (links | edit)
- ATM (computer) (links | edit)
- DSSP (programming) (redirect to section "DSSP") (links | edit)
- DSSP (links | edit)
- Henrik Frystyk Nielsen (links | edit)
- Talk:Setun (links | edit)
- User talk:Shellreef (links | edit)
- User talk:Jds (links | edit)
- User talk:Nucleosynth/Archive 1 (links | edit)
- User talk:Rursus/archive/a-2 (links | edit)
- Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Computer science/Archive 6 (links | edit)
- Ternary computer (links | edit)
- UKNC (links | edit)
- HRS-100 (links | edit)
- Pravetz (computer) (links | edit)
- Nairi (computer) (links | edit)
- Agat (computer) (links | edit)
- Ural (computer) (links | edit)
- Uzel (computer) (links | edit)
- Vector-06C (links | edit)
- MIR (computer) (links | edit)
- Ternac (links | edit)
- Besta (computer) (links | edit)
- Nikolay Brusentsov (links | edit)
- Iskra-1030 (links | edit)
- Science and technology in Russia (links | edit)
- Fast Universal Digital Computer M-2 (links | edit)
- Automatic Digital Computer M-1 (links | edit)
- List of Russian inventors (links | edit)