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[Thread] The Altair 8800 with its full kit, and the cover of Popular Electronics from January 1975. The first commercially available microcomputer!

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[Thread] The Altair 8800 with its full kit, and the cover of Popular Electronics from January 1975. The first commercially available microcomputer!

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Cassette [email protected] • 3 months ago

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Source: https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/object/nmah_1325627

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