@feloneouscat yeah, those were the real business-oriented ones. Some of them ran CP/M on 8½ floppies IIRC. Models I, II, and III. One of my friends who was a couple years older ran a BBS off of his dad's Model III in 1981.

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Actually, at the time, the computer that was considered the real business computer was the Apple II. It ran the first spreadsheet and CP/M. It was considered a business computer.

I recall first working with the IBM PC when it was first released. It had almost no software. I literally had to write an editor because there were no editors for it.

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