MCM/70 computer

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The MCM/70 computer was an early 1970s Canadian microcomputer notable for being one of the first personal computers to use a microprocessor and to feature APL as its primary programming language.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf microcomputer
caseColor black
orange
category early personal computer
historic computer
countryOfOrigin Canada
CPUArchitecture 8-bit
designedFor interactive APL use
developer Micro Computer Machines NERFINISHED
displayType plasma display
single-line display
era early 1970s
formFactor desktop
hasFeature built-in APL interpreter
integrated display and keyboard unit
portable luggable-style enclosure
hasPeripheralInterface cassette interface
serial interface
hasSuccessor MCM/700 NERFINISHED
MCM/800
inception 1973
inputDevice keyboard
introduced 1974
keyboardLayout APL keyboard
locationOfExhibits Canada Science and Technology Museum NERFINISHED
York University Computer Museum NERFINISHED
manufacturer Micro Computer Machines NERFINISHED
marketedFor business and financial modeling
engineering applications
scientific computing
memoryType dynamic RAM
notableFor being an early Canadian personal computer
being one of the first microprocessor-based personal computers
using APL as its primary programming language
operatingSystem APL-based system software
powerSupply external power brick
primaryProgrammingLanguage APL
processor Intel 8008 NERFINISHED
storageMedium cassette tape
supportsCharacterSet APL character set
usedIn business offices
laboratories
universities

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Intel 8008 notableUse MCM/70 computer