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... model rockets . Using MITS devices , a model rocket enthusiast could , for example , learn the tem- perature of the air as the rocket shot upward or track the model's path photographically with specially timed flashing lights . Business ...
... model rockets . Using MITS devices , a model rocket enthusiast could , for example , learn the tem- perature of the air as the rocket shot upward or track the model's path photographically with specially timed flashing lights . Business ...
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... Model 2600 , a video - game player . The Model 2600 was es- sentially a set of controls ( switches , buttons , and a movable handle known as a joystick ) attached to a special purpose computer . The computer in turn got its instructions ...
... Model 2600 , a video - game player . The Model 2600 was es- sentially a set of controls ( switches , buttons , and a movable handle known as a joystick ) attached to a special purpose computer . The computer in turn got its instructions ...
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... model more powerful than the XT [ extended ] model of IBM's Personal Computer . " Lurking behind the rumors was the near - universal belief that whatever IBM had up its sleeve would dominate the market for home computers as thoroughly ...
... model more powerful than the XT [ extended ] model of IBM's Personal Computer . " Lurking behind the rumors was the near - universal belief that whatever IBM had up its sleeve would dominate the market for home computers as thoroughly ...
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