THE HISTORY OF COMPUTERS
Pop 8
It belonged to a class of computers called minicomputers which were smaller and
cheaper.DEC dominated the minicomputer market. By late 1973, the PDP-8 family
was the best computer in the hole world.
The PDP-8 has been described as the model-T of the computer industry because it
was the first computer to be the mass
produced at a cost.
It cost £18,000 (equivalent of £300,000 today)and had only
4k of memory
Acorn
computers
Computers, was a
huge success, 1.5 million were sold, mainly to schools in the early 1980s
the BBC wanted to release a branded computer to support the BBC Computer
Literacy Project. The BBC Micro was produced by Acorn Computers, and was a huge
success
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