hemmamaskiner
A hemmamaskin, or home computer, refers to a class of personal computers that were designed for use in the home environment. These machines emerged in the late 1970s and became widely popular throughout the 1980s. Unlike earlier, more specialized computers, hemmamaskiner were intended for a broad range of tasks, including entertainment, education, and basic productivity.
Key characteristics of hemmamaskiner often included integrated keyboards, a central processing unit, memory, and storage capabilities,
Popular examples of hemmamaskiner include the Commodore 64, Sinclair ZX Spectrum, and Apple II. These devices