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Line 11: This was Intel’s first 8-bit Microprocessor based development system. This board contains the CPU, RAM, ROM and TTY terminal interface all on-board and can hence run as a single board. AnA ~~EPROM~~PROM programmer board was available (the MP7-0x) and connected via a ~~Master~~Micro ~~Control~~Computer Connector Board (the MCB-810). Although not marketed as such, the SIM8-01 represents the first 8-bit Microprocessor based Single Board Computer (SBC) available as early as April 1972, priced at $900 ($5,699 in 2022).

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