4th Generation
IASIS ia7301 Computer In A Book
This strange “Computer in a Book” idea is from 1976. It was designed to train people how to program. It is classed as a Single-Board computer, with 1k of RAM and ROM. It uses an Intel 8080 CPU.
4th Generation
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 expanded to include a S-100 bus, additional RAM, ROM, Take cassette interface etc. Very simiar in design to the KIM-1. Read more…
4th Generation
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 256 bytes RAM, expandable to 640 bytes.. Input was through a keypad with 20 keys and it also has a Read more…