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Datapoint 2200 : the common ancestor!

I wrote a post on my hackintosh blog about Datapoint 2200: the ancestor of all our modern computer in so many ways…

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The funny thing is that this 1971 “terminal”, with hundreds TTL modules that support Intel 8008 instruction-set and up to 8KB RAM on original model, could have run the Sargon chess program (adapted), in 1971! Datapoint 2200 on Wikipedia

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