The IMSAI 8080, a copy of the Altair 8800, was released in August 1975, as a kit, and later sold as a fully assembled system. It is a S-100 based device, consisting of metal case with a power supply, ...

When MITS introduced the Altair 8800–about 43 years ago–it spawned the first personal computer clone: the IMSAI 8080. The clone had several improvements and MITS had difficulty filling orders for real ...

The man on the couch and the machine with the blinking lights that he keeps in the garage have a lot in common. The functioning of both the man and the old IMSAI 8080 computer have become limited over ...

If you're into retro computing — and we mean really retro — then you're going to have to pick up the Imsai Series Two. A reproduction of the Imsai 8080, circa 1975 — all the way down to its bright ...

Has the NSA cleared this sale? The classic computer that almost triggered nuclear Armageddon in 1983’s classic movie “War Games” could soon be going under the hammer. The kit used by Matthew Broderick ...

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLS35kyYlOU&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&hl=en&fs=1] Old-school computers like this homebrew IMSAI 8080 remind us how far ...

This blue folder descrubes a modified version of software written by Microtec of Sunnydale, California, for Processor Technology of Berkeley, Caligornia, who distributed the package free of charge.

When making a birthday cake a bit more personal, one can create a novelty themed confection appropriate for the lucky recipient. In the case of [Spencer Owen], who you may know as the creator of the ...