House clearance company Just Clear made an exciting discovery of two Q1 microchip computers, believed to be the earliest examples of desktop PCs. These historic machines, powered by Intel, date back to the 1970s and are now on display at Kington University. This find highlights the rapid evolution of technology and the importance of preserving items from the past. It also raises the question of what other groundbreaking advancements may be lying undiscovered in old homes or storage units. How can we ensure that significant pieces of technological history are properly preserved and appreciated for future generations?
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