According to the Unicode website: These earlier character encodings were limited and did not cover characters for all the world’s languages. Even for a single language like English, no single encoding covered all the letters, punctuation, and technical symbols in common use. Is it true that no ...

I've seen a handful of bubble memory modules from the 1980s (mostly made by HP and intended for laptop computers) on eBay, of which none exceeded 1 Mbit of storage capacity. There seem to have been add-on cards with up to four memory modules, which themselves were no bigger than 1 MBit. Have ther...