Teltscher

Teltscher refers to a series of early microcomputers developed by Teltscher Elektrogeräte GmbH, a German company. These computers were primarily targeted towards educational and hobbyist markets during the late 1970s and early 1980s.

The Teltscher computers typically featured a MOS Technology 6502 microprocessor, a common choice for personal computers of that era. Specific models included the Teltscher T1, one of the more well-known offerings. These machines generally offered limited memory (RAM) and storage capabilities compared to later microcomputers.

The operating system and programming languages available for Teltscher computers were often rudimentary, but provided sufficient tools for learning basic programming concepts and developing simple applications. They contributed to the early adoption of personal computing in Germany and Europe. While not as commercially successful as brands like Commodore or Apple, Teltscher machines played a role in the development of the microcomputer industry.