PC Pioneers: The Forgotten World of S-100 Bus Computers | PCMag
MITS Altair 8800 computer
Altair 8800 Microcomputer | National Museum of American History
The Altair 8800: The Machine That Launched the PC Revolution | PCMag
Altair 8800 - Wikipedia
Mini-Altair
Dec. 19, 1974: Build Your Own Computer at Home! | WIRED
History of the Microprocessor and the Personal Computer, Part 2 | TechSpot
Popular Electronics magazine, January 1975: Rhodri Marsden's Interesting Objects No.92 | The Independent | The Independent
The Kit That Launched the Tech Revolution - Make:
Bonhams : ALTAIR 8800 8-bit microcomputer by MITS, c.1974, metal case with removable top, face panel with 36 LEDs, 25 switches, cooling fan, additional power supply and interface cables at back,
Mits Altair 8800 - world's first personal computer - YouTube
Altair 8800 - Wikipedia
Altair Front Panel Tutorials | Hackaday
Build Your Own Altair 8800 Personal Computer - IEEE Spectrum
Cover of January 1975 issue of Popular Electronics - CHM Revolution
But What Could You Actually Do With An Altair 8800? | Adwater & Stir
The Kit That Launched the Tech Revolution - Make:
H. Edward Roberts Introduces the MITS Altair, the First Personal Computer to Get "Wide Notice" Among Enthusiasts : History of Information
