Early tech goes under hammer in London
(from The Register) LEO II/3 1958 Lyons Electronic Office electronic programmable storage computer sold for at auction in London
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A British LEO II/3 sold at auction for £8,400. The LEO II/3 was the third order of the second generation of LEO machines. This was the first computer manufactured for sale, sold and then actually used to process payslips and invoices. It is fair to describe it as the first commercially sold computer.
For more on the auction see theregister.co.uk
For more on the LEO see wikipedia(computer)
