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Rapidman 1220
1973
Logic Technology: LSI-2
Memory Technology: LSI
Display: PPX2

Sharp ELSI 804
1973
Logic Technology: LSI
Memory Technology: LSI
Display: VFI

Victor 19-1421
1973
Logic Technology: LSI-2
Memory Technology: LSI
Display: PPX

Olympia CD401A
1974
Logic Technology: LSI-2
Memory Technology: LSI
Display: VFM

Ricomac 1216
1974
Logic Technology: LSI
Memory Technology: LSI
Display: VFI

Hewlett-Packard 9815A
1976
Logic Technology: LSI,MSI,SSI
Memory Technology: LSI
Display: PPX2

Based around a Motorola 6800 microprocessor, with 14 KBytes of firmware in ROM. A lot of functionality packed into a small desktop form factor, including the ability to interface to external I/O devices. Servicing these units is awkward as the main boards are folded tightly over each other. Extension connectors can be constructed to permit operation and access with the boards unfolded.

Victor MEDALIST 204
1976
Logic Technology: LSI
Memory Technology: LSI
Display: VFM

CDK C1HB
1977
Logic Technology: LSI
Memory Technology: LSI
Display: VFM

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