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Description	Advertisement for the Honeywell 316 minicomputer (aka "kitchen computer")
Source	scan of Honeywell ad
Date	1969
Author	from the Neiman Marcus catalog
Permission (Reusing this image)	See below.

[edit] Fair use media rationale

Non-free / fair use media rationale for Honeywell 316
Description	ad for the Honeywell 316 minicomputer
Source	scan of Honeywell ad
Article	Honeywell 316
Portion used	full page add
Low resolution?	low resolution
Purpose of use	used in the article Honeywell 316 to illustrate a main topic of the article
Replaceable?	the article states that there is no evidence that any Kitchen Computers were ever sold, therefore there is no way that a new image could be taken of this computer. This ad is specifically discussed in the article.
Other information	ad was used to sell Honeywell computers; the company no longer manufactures computers

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