KIM-4 by MOS/Commodore

The DigiBarn thanks Eric Johansson for this contribution of a rare KIM-4 motherboard (extender) for the KIM-1 (for adding S-100 boards to a Kim-1). From George Page's notes on Commodore:

The KIM

The first computer marketed by CBM. It had been developed by MOS Technologies prior to MOS' acquisition by CBM (1977). It was basically a bare-bones 6502 "trainer". 1K RAM, 2K ROM. With the optional KIM3B memory board & KIM4 motherboard were expandable up to 65K.

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See Also:

See also our KIM-1s and
the DigiBarn's full collection of Commodore computers and artifacts

Our Kimsi, for extending the Kim-1 or Apple-1

George Page's notes on Commodore which mentions the KIM-4 motherboard

History of the MOS and Commodore KIM-1 series
on the excellent Commodore Computer history site commodore.ca