Without the 8088 we wouldn't have the likes of the IBM Model 5150 – commonly known as the IBM Personal Computer (IBM PC) – which was one of the first machines to use it when it launched in 1981.

A smaller version of the original AT motherboard used in the IBM PC/AT. Introduced in 1987, the Baby AT reduced width from 12" to 8.5". Although its maximum length was 13", most boards were only 9 ...

Do you ever sit at your 1981 vintage IBM PC and get the urge to pop onto ... created by [jhhoward], that will happily run on an 8088 CPU or compatible, without requiring any fiddling with EMS ...