I remermber building an ols Heathkit "Computer" back in '78, it had a motorola
chip, was programed in machine code, hex, anf had six 8 segment led output
screen. It cost me a fortune back then, almost $900, and only had 512 bytes of
mem, with a hex output.

Timothy Wilson wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm working on writing a training manual for a computer education class and
> I'm trying to relate some new technology back to the "good old days."
>
> Are there any geezers on the list :-) who can tell me what one of those old
> build-it-yourself computer kits cost back in the 70s. I'm talking about the
> pre-Apple ][ days. I'd also appreciate any information about how much memory
> they had.
>
> -Tim
>
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