IQ 151

School 8-bit computer with a Tesla MHB8080 processor and 32 kB, later 64 kB RAM. Black-and-white TV output, a built-in speaker, tape recorder interface for data storage. An interesting feature of this computer was the possibility to add expansion cards, similarly to the IBM PC computer. Thanks to this, it was possible to connect a mouse, a diskette drive, a printer or a plotter, insert a memory card with an operating system or BASIC or PASCAL development environment or connect the computer into a network. It was used in schools for programming lessons. The major drawback of this computer was its crude keyboard.