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Timeline of Home Computers

Daniel Knight,  8-bit Computing, Amiga, Apple II, Atari, Commodore, Low End Mac, Tech History, Texas Instruments - 2016.01.24 -

Personal computing never would have gotten started if not for the invention of microprocessors, which puts a computer’s CPU (central processing unit) on a single chip – sometimes with companion chips. Intel released the first commercial CPU in 1971, and the first 8-bit “home computers” arrived just a few years later.

CoCo: A Brief History of the TRS-80 Color Computer

Daniel Knight,  8-bit Computing, Low End Mac, Tech History, TRS-80 - 2015.12.14 -

In 1977, Radio Shack became one of the first companies to sell personal computers, but it didn’t have a model with color graphics until 1980. This is the story of the Radio Shack Color Computer.

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