Microcomputer Associates

Microcomputer Associates, Inc., was founded by and Ray Holt. It produced the low-cost , released in 1975.^[1] It was later acquired by semiconductor manufacturer Synertek, a second source manufacturer of the 6502, and renamed Synertek Systems. It then created the SYM-1, a 6502-based single board microcomputer and successor to the KIM-1. Holt designed the JOLT microcomputer.^[2] In 1978 the company offered a number of processor and peripheral modules.^[3]

References[]

^ Upton, Molly (October 15, 1975). "Age of Build-It-Yourself Micros Arrives at Wescon". Computerworld. 9 (40): 36. Microcomputer Associates introduces the 6502 based Jolt computer kit for $249.
^ "JOLT". Archived from the original on 2010-11-21. Retrieved 2011-04-17.
^ J. C. Boonham Small systems computer sourcebook Taylor & Francis, 1978 ISBN 0-470-26295-8 pages 11-13

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[Computerworld_Oct_1975-1] Upton, Molly (October 15, 1975). "Age of Build-It-Yourself Micros Arrives at Wescon". Computerworld. 9 (40): 36. Microcomputer Associates introduces the 6502 based Jolt computer kit for $249.

[2] "JOLT". Archived from the original on 2010-11-21. Retrieved 2011-04-17.

[3] J. C. Boonham Small systems computer sourcebook Taylor & Francis, 1978 ISBN 0-470-26295-8 pages 11-13

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