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Iskra-1030

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Iskra-1030 is a Soviet-era personal computer developed in the 1980s. It was based on the Soviet microprocessor K1801VM1, which is similar to the Intel 8080 architecture. The Iskra-1030 was primarily used in educational institutions and for programming purposes, serving as a tool for teaching computer science and programming skills.

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