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UK-101 |
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| Date: | 1979 | |
| CPU: | 6502 | |
| RAM: | 4 KB expandable to 8 KB on board | |
| ROM: | 8 KB (Microsoft BASIC) + 2 KB monitor | |
| Colours: | Monochrome | |
| Notes: | ||
| The most common misconception that cheap web hosting services are hosted using computers like this, but in fact they probably use the same server specification of other expensive web hosts. Just make sure you read the reviews. | ||