Sharp MZ-80B
The Sharp MZ-80B was released in 1981. It was designed to be an all-inclusive computer with computer, monitor, keyboard and casette recorder all in one. It uses a Zilog 80 …
Atari Asteroids
Released in 1979, Asteroids has become one of the all time best arcade games. Designed by Lyle Rains, Ed Logg, and Dominic Walsh, it is a space shooter game, based …
IMSIA 8080
This machine was quite advanced for its time. Using Intel’s 8080 CPU and the S-100 Bus system. It was a clone of the Altair 8800 machine, becomming a low-cost alternative.
MITS Altair 8800
CPU: Intel 8080Speed: 2MHzFeatures: S-100 Bus System The Altair 8800 by MITS may not look like much, and being from 1974 it couldn’t do very much, however a small 2-man …
Morrows Keyed-Up 8080
Morrows sold this S100 bus system under the brand Thinker Toys. It is an 8080 CPU with the possibility of several add-ons and upgrades. Machine 1 Machine 2
Processor Technology Sol-20
The Sol 20 Terminal Computer was the first fully assembled and ready-to-go Microcomputer you could buy. Before this came along, you had to build your own. It has an Intel …
Quest Super Elf
The Super Elf is from 1977. It was a training kit for teaching people how to program. In its basic form it is a Single-Board computer, but it can be …
Science of Cambridge Mk14
First introduced in 1977 the Mk14 was sold as a kit via mail order and retailed at £39.95 + postage. The CPU was a National semiconductor INS8060n SC/MP, it had …
MOS KIM-1
The KIM-1 (Keyboard Input Monitor) was a MOS Technologies inc. product from 1976. It uses a MOS 6502 CPU. It is a Single-Board Computer. An adaptor was abailable to allow …