Didaktik Alfa

Designed by Ing. Roman Kišš, Ing. Ľudovít Barát,Mgr. Martin Peťovský.Computer was manufactured from 1985 (prototype and show 1983) by Didaktik Skalica. The computer was inspired by or was successor to PMD-85-0. Hardware is based on MHB8080A, 64 kB RAM.

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Eight-bit school microcomputer intended for data processing, work with graphics. The main component of MIDIS - Microelectronic Didactic System.

Connectable to the Didaktik Zeta plotter.

Version

Older with ROM module and 1kB ROM on board
Newer without ROM module and 2kB ROM on board

The emergence of the computer

30.6.1983 Didaktik Alfa approved as a teaching aid for secondary schools of the SSR (based on 2 prototypes produced)
a verification series of 10 units followed, when 9 were delivered to specific schools

more information about the creation of the 81/82 project and the participants

21. - 27.11. 1983 Electronicization and Automation Exhibition ’83 in Prague

Didaktik Alfa became the "hit of the exhibition"

"by June 1985 about 70 units were produced"

Computers derived from Didaktik Alfa

The following computers were inspired by or derived from Didaktik Alfa:

Didaktik Alfa 2 (Didaktik Skalica)

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