File:SCELBI-8B (1974) - Computer History Museum (2007-11-10 21.24.22 by Carlo Nardone) clipped.jpg

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SCELBI-8B (1974) - Computer History Museum (2007-11-10 21.24.22 by Carlo Nardone) clipped

SCELBI 8B, an Intel 8008 based computer kit designed by Nat Wadsworth and Bob Findley, was first offered for sale with a small advertisement in the March 1974 issue of QST, an amateur radio magazine.
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