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  The Litton Sweda International by Bill Degnan - 12/20/2010 21:00
The Floppy Disk Model 8452 by Litton Sweda. No information is forthcoming about the computer that used this drive.


Litton Sweda International business equipment, cash registers, and like many companies of the late 70's and early 80's they experimented with business computers. Litton was based in New Jersey, but this drive was manufactured in Japan. I am guessing that this is simply a re-branded something or another drive. If you're looking to complete a Litton Sweda system contact me if you're interested in this drive.

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