Old Computers - rare, vintage and obsolete computers:"The Model 5100 is IBM's first microcomputer, i.e. not a mainframe, and is also considered the world's first portable computer. Although at 55-pounds, it might best be described as "self-contained" rather than "portable".
There were very few other computers available at the time, and nothing even close to the capabilities of the 5100. It is a very complete system - with a built-in monitor, keyboard, and data storage. It was also very expensive - up to US$20,000. It was specifically designed for professional and scientific problem-solvers, not business users or hobbyists. "
Model: | 5100 |
Introduced: | September, 1975 |
Price: | US $19,975 w/ 64K RAM |
Weight: | 55 pounds |
CPU: | IBM proprietary, 1.9MHz |
RAM: | 16K, 64K max |
Display: | 5" monochrome monitor |
64 X 16 text | |
Storage: | Internal 200K tape (DC300) |
Ports: | tape/printer I/O port |
OS: | APL and/or BASIC |
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