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Tiny Xerox Alto Display
Project by Trevor Flowers
A 1:6 scale version of the 1970s PC display.
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Apple][+ Homebrew Clone for Baffa-2 Project
Project by Augusto Baffa
Apple][+ running on Baffa-2 Homebrew Microcomputer.
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1:10 scale Connection Machine
Project by Trevor Flowers
Smol replica of a massively parallel, hypercube interconnected neat-o computer from the 90s.
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PiDP-8/I
Project by Oscarv
Remaking the PDP-8/I using the Pi, simh & a replica front panel
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KIM Uno: Simple KIM-1, Apple-1 & Cosmac Elf remake
Project by Oscarv
A pocket-sized KIM-1/Apple-1/Cosmac Elf with added '6502 programmable calculator mode'. Parts cost is about $10.
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TEK - PS/2 to Matrix Keyboard Adapter/Emulator
Project by danjovic
Matrix Keyboard emulator designed for retrocomputing use.
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TRS-80 Model 1 on a PIC32
Project by ziggurat29
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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Germanium ECL
Project by Yann Guidon / YGDES
How fast can germanium transistors compute ? And how much current will that draw ?
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Canon X-07 with PRINTER(to TTL) & VGA Port
Project by Franck GALLIAT
Canon X-07 with PRINTER & VGA Port
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MicroVIP
Project by David Hunter
This is a project to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the RCA COSMAC VIP microcomputer!
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Trigger Keys for MSX Computer
Project by danjovic
3D printed replacement keys for a CASIO PV-16 MSX computer
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S1-AU Mk1: a 4-bit arithmetic unit
Project by ARITH-MATIC
The S1-AU Mk1 is a 4-bit arithmetic unit, designed to help you explore the guts of computing.
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2114 Test Jig
Project by danjovic
Inexpensive tool for testing 2114s
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SDC_68k
Project by gbm
The smallest possible DIL64 MC68000 computer with full hardware monitoring, CP/M 68k capable
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Getting online with a 1987 Psion Organiser II
Project by James Fossey
Bringing an Eighties handheld classic into the modern world, via a Raspberry Pi Zero, some rewiring and a bit of luck
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