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{{OSinfobox
|tanname= CSIRAC
|image= csiracavi.png

|cname= CSIRAC
|alias= Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Automatic Computer, CSIR Mk 1
|hname = 
|debut= Early 2010
|height= 
|haircolor= Dark blonde
|eyecolor= Brown
|apfaction= Unknown
|weapon = N/A
|lineage= Independent
|rival= N/A

|osper= CSIRAC
|osdev= CSIRO Radiophysics Laboratory 
|reldate= November 1949
|lastrel= 1964
}}

==Technical Details==
Initially constructed in 1949 by CSIRO, CSIRAC was Australia's first digital computer. It is notable for being one of the earliest stored program computers, the first computer to play music and as being one of only a few surviving first-generation computers.

==Character details==
===General===
CSIRAC-tan is depicted as a dark-skinned woman with short, dark blonde hair and brown eyes. Like many early computers, her job is somewhat nebulous, centering on general science, research and teaching. CSIRAC-tan was the first computer-tan to become a musician.

==History and background==


[[Category:Deceased]][[Category:Early Computers]][[Category:Mainframe]]