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An Early Laptop

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By richardmurray in industrial review

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Do you have any computational tech from the 1970s? 2 members have voted

  1. 1. Have you ever considered making your own computer, not just the computational but the physical elements?

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    No, I don’t have any tech from the 70’s there wasn’t much personal tech to speak of back then just a TV, radio, Variety of devices to play music, a calculator, and maybe a digital watch.

     

    Yeah, that laptop did not have a hard drive. One of the floppy disks held the operating system and other held the program that you were running. 
     

    I’m not sure they called that device a laptop back then might’ve been called a portable computer, but I could be wrong. 
     

    I did not answer the question because I did not know what you meant between computational and physical elements. Are used to build and sell personal computers back in the early 90s.

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    @Troy computational elements means programs/code, physical elements means battery/power source/resistors/capacitors/cords/circuit boards and more

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