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Kaypro Corporation was an
American home and
personal computer manufacturer based in
Solana Beach, California, in the 1980s. The
company was
founded by...
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other CP/M
computer vendors.
Competitors quickly appeared, such as the
Kaypro II. The
Osborne 1 was
developed by Adam
Osborne and
designed by Lee Felsenstein...
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operating system. A
Kaypro II owner, for example,
would obtain software on
Xerox 820 format, then copy it to and run it from
Kaypro-format disks. The lack...
- the
Kaypro II,
although it was the company's
first commercially available product. Some of the
press mocked its design—one
magazine described Kaypro Corporation...
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written for the CP/M
operating system and made to be
operated on the
early Kaypro line of
luggable computers.
Ladder was
written by
Yahoo Software of Los...
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written for the CP/M
operating system and made to be
operated on the
early Kaypro line of
luggable computers. It was
written by
Yahoo Software of Los Angeles...
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heavy competition.
Kaypro Computer offered portables that, like the
Osborne 1, ran CP/M and
included a
software bundle, but
Kaypro offered larger 9-inch...
- $995.
Possibly the
first commercial IBM-compatible
laptop was the 8/16-bit
Kaypro 2000,
introduced in 1985. With its
brushed aluminum clams**** case, it was...
- text-only
clone of
Space Invaders written for the CP/M
operating system on the
Kaypro computer Alien (Armenian TV series), a 2017
melodrama series Alien: Isolation...
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voltmeters and
frequency counters.
During the
early 1980s the
company started Kaypro,
which developed an
early personal computer. Markoff, John (September 5...
