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Old 06-20-2011, 03:22 PM   #49
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Originally Posted by 5thWiggle View Post
Apple, Commodore, RadioShack (Tandy) and probably more had home computers out in 1977. My first was an Altair 8800, which was selling in kit form in 1974 (OMG I feel soooo old all of a sudden...........)
We didn't really get those stuff in my country. First PC I used was an IBM clone (286 CPU, I think) in 1993/94. I guess we were way behind the US back then. Nowadays, though, release and availability of tech products is roughly the same as in the US (bar the iPhone which the US still gets first).
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