In response to the Sinclair, if it's the same one I learned on (OK, kinda learned on), it was made by Timex, or at least had the brand name on it. It had all of 2 kilobytes of RAM, 3 1/4 MHz CPU, the membrane keyboard(worthless), and wasn't any bigger than a desktop calculator...and about as useful. Don't think it was color capable on the graphics either.
This was back in the early 80s, and they cost about $100 +or-.
For about the same money, one could buy a Commodore Vic 20, or for a couple hundred more a C64 and have much more 'puter either way.
Apple were pretty popular in the schools but were quite expensive for most folk ($1000+ IIRC).
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