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"NDR-Klein-Computer" is translated as "NDR small computer" here. Though being not completely wrong for sure, it's very likely that "Klein" actually refers to the computer's developer Rolf-Dieter Klein. There's no 100 % evidence for this, but the usual way to write "small computer" would be "Kleincomputer" - if you want to use the (here) unusual German word at all, way more common would be "Mikrocomputer". This source cites the official name to be "NDR-Computer R.-D. Klein", but I can't judge how reliable this is. I'll try to include this in the article, but you're invited to improve it. --YMS (talk) 08:23, 22 May 2013 (UTC)Reply

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