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The '''MITS Altair 8800''' microcomputer was the first microcomputer kit offered for sale.  It could also be purchased assembled.  First available in 1975, it packaged an S-100 bus with a front-panel.  The CPU card had an [[Intel 8080]] processor running at 2 MHz.  I/O and memory cards were also available.
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The '''MITS Altair 8800''' microcomputer was the first microcomputer kit offered for sale.  It could also be purchased assembled.  First available in 1975, it packaged an S-100 bus with a front-panel.  The CPU card had an [[Intel 8080]] processor running at 2 MHz.  I/O and memory cards were also available.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 15:04, June 23, 2016

The MITS Altair 8800 microcomputer was the first microcomputer kit offered for sale. It could also be purchased assembled. First available in 1975, it packaged an S-100 bus with a front-panel. The CPU card had an Intel 8080 processor running at 2 MHz. I/O and memory cards were also available.

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