A series of twitter posts on a modular computer by Iskra Delta that sounds fantastic but was a victim of the Cold War. From the post:
In 1985, a company from socialist Yugoslavia called Iskra Delta produced a modular computer that could be configured with Intel 80286, DEC J11, and Motorola 68010 CPUs, and could run several OSes. The article from “Moj Mikro” (“My Micro”) mentions CP/M, UNIX, XENIX, RT-11 and DOS
There’s some info online about this unusual machine with three hearts:
There’s a site here all about Slovenian computers, with a page on the Triglav:
https://jurem.github.io/SloRaDe/en/computers/iskra-delta-triglav/
The OCR and machine translation of the posted review (in Slovenian) hasn’t gone well… but you can read it here.
This photo series is great, including some publications and marketing materials:
(link to album, the forum software turns a bare link into a single image.)
