Mikrocomputerit
Mikrocomputerit refer to a class of small general-purpose computers that were first developed in the 1970s. The term'mikro' comes from the Finnish language and translates to'small' or'miniature'. These computers were designed to be small, affordable and easily accessible to the average person, unlike the large mainframes and minicomputers that were prevalent at the time.
The first mikrocomputer, the Altair 8800, was released in 1975 and was based on the Intel 8080
Mikrocomputerit typically featured a microprocessor, RAM, ROM, input/output interfaces, and a casing that housed the components.
The impact of mikrocomputerit on the development of the computer industry was significant. They made computing