Science of Cambridge releases the MK14
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February 1978 Science of Cambridge was Clive Sinclair's company which would go on to become Sinclair Research in 1981. In February 1978, Science of Cambridge placed the first mail-order adverts for their latest product, the Microcomputer Kit 14 or MK14. A 31-piece computer kit, it retailed for £39.95. The MK14 was based on a National Semiconductor SC/MP CPU. It provided 256 bytes of RAM, output was displayed on an LED seven segment display, and input was via a 20 key keyboard. The first MK14 prototype was built by Steve Furber. The MK14 eventually sold over 50,000 units. Related information: Images:
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