The Kindle wasn’t the first dedicated e-book
reader device, but it didn’t rally have much competition – there wasn’t
a huge demanjd in the market for e-book readers before the Kindle’s launch.
But the Spectrum was a much better computer than its predecessor thanks to 16KB
of RAM and a real hardware keyboard (the Timex, known as the
ZX-81 in the U.K., had a poor plastic membrane keyboard).
While computer company Sinclair found success in the Unired States with the
Timex Sinclair 1000, its greatest contribution to the industry was the ZX
Spectrum, launched a few years later in 1982.
The design was similar: The Spectrum was a small, affordable (£ 125 in the U.K.)system that incoroorated a keyboard into its body.
Apple introduced the Macintosh in 1983 and had
sold 1 million units by 1987. While the Macintosh name has
stuck, the Apple II mae a tremendous impact on the computer industry.
By the end of its life, the Commodore 64 had sold more units
than any compute before or since. Released in 1982, the Commodore 64 had a 1MHz
CPU and two big draws: a powerful, programmable sound chip and powerful graphics for a 1982 computer.
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