Started by Hal Chamberlin (known also for his articles and books out music generation with computers), the company sold a wide range of (music related) KIM-1/SYM-1/AIM 65 hardware and software.
Backside of K-1013 floppy disk controller with much rework (Dave Plummer)
Hires photos shown here with permission by Vernon Graner (www.kim1.com).
K-1012 PROM Expansion Board
K-1012 PROM Expansion Board
K-1016 Memory Expansion Board
K-1016 Memory Expansion Board
K-1020 Prototype board
K-1032 Expansion Board
K-1032 Expansion Board
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Sorbus computer (part 2)
Soldering the PCBs
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The Sorbus computers
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Thank you Sven for th...