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The Processor Technology "SOL-20" microcomputer was an early personal computer from 1976.  It had an integrated keyboard/case.  Inside was an S-100 bus and an [[Intel 8080]] microprocessor, a serial port, and a ROM "Personality Module" containing a small operating system.  A monitor could be connected as the video display, which internally was connected to a VDM-1 display interface.
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The Processor Technology '''SOL-20''' microcomputer was an early personal computer from 1976.  It had an integrated keyboard/case.  Inside was an S-100 bus and an [[Intel 8080]] microprocessor, a serial port, and a ROM "Personality Module" containing a small operating system.  A monitor could be connected as the video display, which internally was connected to a VDM-1 display interface.
  
 
The SOL-20 was an updated SOL-10.
 
The SOL-20 was an updated SOL-10.

Revision as of 02:09, February 4, 2008

The Processor Technology SOL-20 microcomputer was an early personal computer from 1976. It had an integrated keyboard/case. Inside was an S-100 bus and an Intel 8080 microprocessor, a serial port, and a ROM "Personality Module" containing a small operating system. A monitor could be connected as the video display, which internally was connected to a VDM-1 display interface.

The SOL-20 was an updated SOL-10.


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