July 1974 · Computer or hardware
Mark-8 (1974)
Hobbyist computer based on the Intel 8008, described in the July 1974 issue of Radio-Electronics. Plans cost $5 and circuit board sets $50.
Featured in the July 1974 Radio-Electronics, five months before the Altair 8800 appeared on the cover of Popular Electronics.
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Facts
- Date
- July 1974
- Kind
- Computer or hardware: Hobbyist kit computer
- Maker or publisher
- Jonathan Titus
- CPU
- Intel 8008
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