1976 · Computer or hardware
Sol-20 (1976)
Processor Technology's Sol-20 terminal computer, designed by Lee Felsenstein, appeared on the July 1976 cover of Popular Electronics. It sold at $995 as a kit and $1,495 assembled.
Announced in mid-1976 and shipped in late 1976. The Sol-20 was the dominant model of the Sol line.
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Facts
- Date
- 1976
- Kind
- Computer or hardware: S-100 terminal computer
- Maker or publisher
- Processor Technology
- CPU
- Intel 8080
- RAM installed
- 8 to 48 KB
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- Intel 8080 (ran on, 1974)
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