In the 1970s the idea of a portable personal computer was first considered by Alan Kay at Xerox PARC. This guy even come forward and publish the idea. The idea was immediately welcomed by the others, who eventually agreed on a name for the project is the first laptop Osborne1.
First produced in 1981 by Adam Osborne, who works in publishing a book, weighing about 11 kg. This giant is equipped with 5-inch screen, which looks like a giant mobile, small screen in a big machine.
Osborne1 using an electrical connection with an optional battery backup, and using two floppy 5 ¼-inch drive size, modem port, keyboard, battery pack and dibandrol at a price of $ 1,800. So, how their performance?, Well, like a Sumo wrestler is 100-meter sprint, can you imagine? This is not a laptop in a literal sense. Although you can take them anywhere, but we might as well carry around 3-4 years old children everywhere.
First produced in 1981 by Adam Osborne, who works in publishing a book, weighing about 11 kg. This giant is equipped with 5-inch screen, which looks like a giant mobile, small screen in a big machine.
Osborne1 using an electrical connection with an optional battery backup, and using two floppy 5 ¼-inch drive size, modem port, keyboard, battery pack and dibandrol at a price of $ 1,800. So, how their performance?, Well, like a Sumo wrestler is 100-meter sprint, can you imagine? This is not a laptop in a literal sense. Although you can take them anywhere, but we might as well carry around 3-4 years old children everywhere.
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