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I am a celebrity photographer, ebay seller, INVENTOR, antique dealer and opportunist living and working in London, UK

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TRS-80 Model I emulated on a PIC32MX processor; VGA, PS/2, and SD for tape and disk images. Oh, and glourious cassette sound.
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Step-by-step instruction on building a high-performance, CP/M-ready, expandable Z80 computer
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Building a 22MHz Z80 Computer in 4 Stages

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Make a working reproduction of the venerable KENBAK-1 with a fully integrated development environment including an Assembler and Debugger.
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2:5 Scale KENBAK-1 Personal Computer Reproduction

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In which I attempt to use up my retro 8085 CPUs
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8085 Minimax

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A simple computer based on the CP/M OS and flash chips for disk drives
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Standalone DIY 16-bit computer "PDPii Junior"
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8-bit microcomputer, based on the Polish CPU, manufactured thirty years ago.
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Early computer designers were cheap masochists. This front panel is much better yet could have been made 50 years ago !
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Collection of information and attempts to recreate the firmware
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Replica of the iconic Polish Z80 microcomputer from the late eighties.
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MIK CA80 microcomputer

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Michael Gardi wrote 04/10/2021 at 03:43 • point

Thank you for your interest in my 2:5 Scale KENBAK-1 Personal Computer Reproduction project. 

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