Talk:PC/@comment-78.63.99.232-20140912123626/@comment-1961216-20151022163656

The first system marketed as a desktop personal computer was the Programma 101 by the Italian company Olivetti, released in 1964 for about $3200.

NASA bought ten of them (or more) and used them for the '69 Apollo 11 moon landing.

They were also used to predict the '69 presidential election and to plan U.S. military action in Vietnam.