Sold from 1973 to 1997, it is a bit of an oddity. It has no microprocessor, only TTL logic chips. In fact, it is, by nature, incapable of running any machine code except that which it is wired with. But this does not stop it from running built-in BASIC (T-Basic) nor any other general type of application you might expect a 1970s PC to run; and at least 150 games. It came with a terminal with CRT, keyboard, and cassette drive.
Platform: Wang 2200
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