The first desktop computer was made of transistors just like present day computers. It came in the form of a kit from Altar. You had to put it together yourself. It used the CP/M operating system. That was an all purpose operating system. It was designed to work with various media. It could work with punched tape which operated the looms of the 19th century, punched cards, keyboards, tape drives, TV sets, and a lot of other stuff. While it was a good computer, most people could not use it. It did not have the programs. Steve Jobs created the Apple Computer, which was a game machine at first. Then Adam Osborne came out with a Personal Computer that had software that could be used in an office environment. It had a word processor, a spread sheet, and a data base. IBM soon replaced it. The IBM set the standard for the desktop computer we have today.
The first desktop computer was probably the DEC PDP-8 minicomputer in 1965. It came in both desktop & rackmount versions. DEC was in Maynard, Massachusetts.
The Altair is widely recognized as the spark that ignited the microcomputer revolution as the first commercially successful personal computer-by olivia L.
Like a normal desktop computer. Very big!
What your icons are displayed on when you first start up.
The Apple Computer 1 (AKA Apple I, or Apple-1) was a desktop computer first released by the Apple Computer Company in 1976. Since that time the Company has had a series of laptops and desktops in continuous production.
My HP pavillion(Name on my computer) desktop is the regular desktop on my computer
There never was such a company!
Yes it is.
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the "computer term" for desktop is desktop
the size of the desktop computer is (small).
The first such desktop-size system specifically designed for personal use appeared in 1974;The first desktop was the MITS ALTAIR 8800, I believe made in 1974 and shown on the cover of Popular Electronics in January 1975, which became the inspiration for another company called Microsoft.