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Raziskave o poslovnih mikroračunalnikih
Mikroračunalnik Tandy TRS-80 model 4. Blake Peterson za Wikimedia. (CC BY 2.0)
vir: WikipediaRačunalniški muzej -V Računalniškem muzeju tokrat poročamo o poslovnih 8-bitnikih z operacijskim sistemom CP/M. Zmogljivosti zgodnjih poslovnih mikroračunalnikov so bile majhne, primerljive zmogljivostim cenenih hišnih računalnikov. Šele nov tip magnetnih nosilcev z neposrednim ali poljubnim dostopom do podatkov je omogočil nastanek bolj uporabnih in dražjih poslovnih mikroračunalnikov. S pomočjo disketnih ali diskovnih pogonov so ti že lahko poganjali prave operacijske sisteme kot je CP/M. V desetih letih so proizvajalci izdelali na stotine različnih mikroračunalnikov prilagojenih prav njegovi uporabi, za številne druge pa so razvili strojne razširitve, ki so omogočile njegovo uporabo. Splošna razširjenost enotne programske in strojne podlage je prinesla izrazite prednosti. Do konca sedemedesetih so za CP/M izdelali že na tisoče uporabnih programov, ki so mikroračunalnikom šele na široko odprli pot na področje poslovne in pisarniške uporabe.
Pri nas so prve poslovne mikroračunalnike te vrste razvili...
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