File:Apple-1, Apple, US, 1976.jpg

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Русский: Steve Wozniak debuted the prototype Apple-1 at the Homebrew Computer Club in 1976.

For $666.66, buyers received a simple single-board computer with 4K of RAM. A cassette-based BASIC programming language simplified interaction though users had to add a power supply, keyboard, storage system, and display to build a fully-functioning system. Speed: 1 MHz Memory size: 4K Memory type: Semiconductor Memory width: 8-bit Cost: $666.66

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