The First Portable Computer

At first glimpse it may a glued-on handle seem that the Osborne 1 more reminds pretty large desktop PC which comes with, in any case it is possible to name it the first portable computer. The first presentation appeared to be in 1981 and featured a 4MHz Zilog Z80 processor- bleeding-edge technology at the time, a built-in 5-inch screen, dual floppy drives. As it was measured it weights at 23.5 pounds, but without the battery and could be lugged around in its own casing. Need it to say that long lasting battery work is managed separately.

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