who built the first 8086/88 based puter?

[Chuck Guzis]

I suspect the early clone award has to go to someone like Netronics R&D who
offered ISA-slotted mobo kits that did not feature graphics adapters of any
sort--output was intented to be RS232 to a terminal.  I think I have some
circuit diagrams and literature from them in my files.

The first AT clone award candidate might be Faraday with their "A Tease"
mobo.  Featured a 6 MHz 286, but with serial and parallel ports on the
mobo.  I had one for a very long time before it developed serious problems.
 I still have the circuit diagrams.

Cheers,
Chuck