Jewish Invention Myths: The Laptop Computer
Our next ‘Jewish Invention’ myth is also given to us by Pam Karp who claims that jews invented the laptop computer otherwise known as the portable computer. The jew she specifically names is Lee Felsenstein – who is indeed jewish - (1) as the inventor of the laptop. (2)
This – as you probably expect by now – is complete and utter twaddle as Felsenstein did indeed invent a computer called the ‘Osborne 1’ in 1981 that was commercially successful. (3)
However, Felsenstein’s ‘Osborne 1’ was certainly not the first laptop/portable computer to have been created. In fact, the first laptop/portable computer was IBM’s ‘SCAMP’ in 1973 (4) and then the ‘Xerox NoteTaker’ in 1976 which was only a prototype but significantly influenced the development of the ‘Osborne 1’ among other later designs.
Similarly, IBM’s ‘SCAMP’ computer was superseded by the ‘IBM 5100’ in 1975 which was the first commercially available laptop/portable computer and is often (incorrectly) seen as being the first laptop computer as we’d understand it today. (5)
Also, in 1975 we have the ‘MIT Suitcase Computer’ which was the first laptop/portable computer to use microprocessors, while in 1979 we get the ‘Micro Star’ laptop/portable computer which was patented by James Muroz as US patent US4294496A (6) and sold by a company called ‘GM Research’ and was bought in significant quantities by the US government among others. (7)
Moving forward to 1980 we get the first French portable/laptop computer called ‘Portal R2E CCMC’ produced by the French company ‘R2E Micral CCMC’ and predates the ‘Osborne 1’ by a few months. (8)
So, in summary then no Lee Felsenstein (and thus jews) didn’t not invent the portable/laptop computer.
Non-jewish Americans did!
References
(1) http://www.computer-timeline.com/timeline/lee-felsenstein/
(2) https://www.geni.com/projects/Jewish-Inventors/12388
(3) http://www.computer-timeline.com/timeline/lee-felsenstein/
(4) https://web.archive.org/web/20050126094625/http://www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/exhibits/pc/pc_2.html
(5) https://web.archive.org/web/20071126062928/http://www.classiccmp.org/dunfield/ibm5100/index.htm
(6) https://patents.google.com/patent/US4294496
(7) https://oingo.kpt.co.id/IT/en/107-2/Portable_20953_oingo-kpt.html
(8) https://telcontar.net/KBK/KAref/R2E_Portal/
It would save a lot of lying time and effort by these kikes if t.h.e.y. just start claiming t.h.e.y. invented God so all that flows from his creations are THEIR creations. Us included making all who believe instead of dealing directly with reality only THEIR herd...oh wait; https://www.haaretz.com/archaeology/2016-06-13/ty-article-magazine/.premium/how-the-jews-invented-god-and-made-him-great/0000017f-e092-d38f-a57f-e6d2ab9f0000
https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/327966/jewish/Who-Created-G-d.htm
"The jew" is right. God is a figment, a machination of "the jew" so all who live below t.h.e.m.; in Godly obedience, must believe as believing eliminates reality in the mind. So ACTING according to what REALITY demands from Adults cannot be seen. Once beliefs are gone from the mind all that is left is reality. If reality is dealt with no one of "the jew" can or will survive nor will their machinations all now believe are foundational requirements for us to interact. If this is enigmatic to you it is because you're rife with beliefs to the exclusion of reality.
The first portable computer (and personal computer) may have been the (Toronto, Canada) MCM/70. (See: https://spacing.ca/toronto/2015/04/15/toronto-invented-pc-forgot/)
The above article details a portable version of the MCM/70 first demoed in May 1973, but had overheating problems. Wikipedia claims without citation the MCM/70 to be the first portable computer. (See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MCM%2F70)
Either way whether the MCM/70 was first or the IBM, neither seems to be of jew origin.