Micro Technology Unlimited produced a lot of hardware and software for the KIM-1, SYM-1, AIM 65 and more.
The company is still in business, now sells Karaoke software.
On these pages I have collected what is known about MTU and the products for the KIM-1 (and the MTU-130/140).
With thanks to David Williams, Eric Wright, Dave Plummer, Jack Rubin and Eduardo Casino.
- MTU history: Hal Chamberlin
- MTU Catalogs, Product Descriptions and Newsletters
- MTU Application notes
- MTU K-1000 power unit
- MTU K-1002 Audio D/A Converter
- MTU K-1005 Card File and Motherboard using KIM/MTU bus
- MTU K-1007 PET MTU bus interface
- MTU K-1008 Visable Memory
- MTU K-1009-1C AIM 65 Printer Enhancement Package
- K-1012 PROM expansion board
- K-1013 floppy controller
- MTU CODOS
- MTU K-1016 16K RAM board
- MTU K-1020 Prototyping board
- MTU K-1032 Banker RAM ROM I/O
- MTU-130 and MTU-140
- MTU-130 in MAME
- MTU and Eduardo Casino
- MTU Commodore PET products

See also:
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