Cramer Electronics Incorporated started advertising this 8080 kit microcomputer, the "Cramerkit", in late 1975 for $495 (or was it $1495?) but none were delivered until the spring of 1976. The Cramerkit was a designed by Microcomputer Technique Inc. and was shipped partially assembled. Click image for larger view.

The kit was assembled on a single wire-wrap motherboard with four ribbon cables connecting to a wire-wrapped front panel. As you can see there was plenty of room for expansion on the mainboard, but no slots were included for expansion boards. Click image for larger view.

Closeup of the Cramerkit motherboard section containing the 8080A microprocessor, ROM ePROM and additional logic. Click image for larger view.

Sitting on the top of the main powersupply, the electronics pictured above is of the ePROM control, with OFF/ON switch for when the ePROM should be written. You can't quite see the switch in this photo. Click image to see the entire ePROM control assembly.

Pictured here to the right of the CPU is the circuitry for the cassette storage, the only I/O installed. If I was to add a Teletype or display this is where it would go. Note at the top of the photo is the connector for the cable that ends in two RCA jacks for the cassette. Click image for larger view.