CER-22

CER (Serbian: Цифарски Електронски Рачунар - Digital Electronic Computer) model 22 was a transistor based computer developed by Mihajlo Pupin Institute (Serbia) in 1967. It was originally intended for banking applications.

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Computer systems from Serbia
1980‑2000:	TIM-100 \| TIM-001 \| TIM-600 \| TIM-011 \| TIM-40M \| ATLAS-TIM AT 32 \| Galaksija \| Galaksija Plus \| Pecom 32 \| Pecom 64 \| Lira XT \| Lola 8 \| PA512 \| LPA512
1960‑1979:	CER Computers (CER-10, CER-2, CER-20, CER-200, CER-202, CER-22, CER-12, CER-203) \| HRS-100
Theoretical:	NAR 1 \| NAR 2
See also:	Full lists from Serbia \| former Yugoslavia \| and history of computing in: Serbia \| former Yugoslavia \| (former) communist countries \| World

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