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|+ style=font-size: larger; | '''MITS Altair 8800-tan''' | |||
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! Original Creator: | |||
| Aurora Borealis | |||
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! First appearance: | |||
| Dec. 2007 | |||
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! OS Personified: | |||
| MITS Altair 8800 | |||
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! OS Devloper: | |||
| MITS | |||
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! First Released: | |||
| January 1975 | |||
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! Latest Stable Release: | |||
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The MITS Altair 8800 was released in January 1975 and is the first truly successful personal computer, in the form of a blue + grey box with red lights that blink when the switches are operated to input data. And like most personal computers of the 1970's, it came in kit form or fully assembled. One of the OSes it can run is Altair BASIC, the first product made by Microsoft. | The MITS Altair 8800 was released in January 1975 and is the first truly successful personal computer, in the form of a blue + grey box with red lights that blink when the switches are operated to input data. And like most personal computers of the 1970's, it came in kit form or fully assembled. One of the OSes it can run is Altair BASIC, the first product made by Microsoft. | ||
