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Computer Automation Inc. was a computer manufacturer founded by David H Methvin in 1968, based originally in Irvine
Irvine, California
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, California
California
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, USA.

In 1981 they moved to Boulder
Boulder, Colorado
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, Colorado
Colorado
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, and in 1985 moved back to Irvine, California
and finally in 1990 moved to Richardson
Richardson, Texas
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, Texas
Texas
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.

The company was known for its Naked Mini line of computers introduced in 1972,
and the Naked Milli from 1975.

The company last filed a financial statement in 1992.
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