BabyAT
BabyAT refers to a form factor for PC motherboards that was popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It was a smaller version of the original AT (Advanced Technology) motherboard standard developed by IBM. The BabyAT standard was designed to fit into smaller computer cases than the full-size AT, making it suitable for more compact desktop computers and early small form factor machines.
Key characteristics of BabyAT motherboards include their physical dimensions, which were reduced compared to the original
The BabyAT form factor played a significant role in the evolution of PC hardware by enabling the