The first Q1 microcomputer was delivered in December of 1972, making it the first, as far as he can tell. Later revisions used the Z80 processor, which is the model pictured above that [The Byte ...

Built by the Q1 Corporation in New York, the Q1 was arguably the first complete, standalone microcomputer with a built-in orange screen and keyboard, as was the later and similar Q1 Lite.

The folks over at Gadget Gangster put up an Instructable to build a retro 80s 8-bit microcomputer. Even though they’re using modern components, it still hearkens back to a time when 10 year o… ...

Object Details maker CompuPro Description This machine has a metal case painted white, with a black front. It holds a CompuPro 8/16 microcomputer, one of the last microcomputers to use a CP/M ...

The Q1 desktop microcomputer, ... The Q1 was designed around an Intel 8008 processor instead of bulkier TTL logic circuits based on wired transistors.

The Corona microcomputer model # PPC-400 was introduced in 1983. Corona Data Systems Inc. built some of the earliest IBM PC compatible computers. PPC stood for portable pc and the device camre with a ...

Mar 29, 2020 23:00:00 Procedures for reading the protected area of the microcomputer using 'processor exception handling' are available, and source code is also available ...

Accordingly, Intel’s X86 microcomputers later made extensive use of segments. An original front panel of a PDP-11/20. Credit: Rama & Musée Bolo ...