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PZ1 6502 laptop
Project by adam.klotblixt
I am building a laptop with a W65C02, lots of memory, SID-sound, decent graphics and a filesystem.
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TTL Operation Module (TOM-1)
Project by Tim Ryan
A 16-bit TTL CPU and stack machine built out of 7400-series chips.
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8-Bit CPU in The Ultimate Nerd Game
Project by Buzz Pendarvis
An attempt at making an 8 bit CPU in TUNG (The Ultimate Nerd Game)
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Retro II - An Apple II Compatible Computer
Project by Jon Thomasson
Built with the 65C02 and the Parallax Propeller. Retro II is open source and utilizes off the shelf parts to recreate the magic of the 80's.
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SIFP - Single Instruction Format Processor
Project by zpekic
A super-scalar, reduced instruction set processor where microcode and machine code are the same thing!
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Simple 16-bit Computer
Project by Charlie Smith
Simplified 16-bit computer using mostly 74LSxx logic
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Wirewrap Pentium
Project by techav
Taking homebrew computing to absurd heights by wirewrapping a Pentium computer.
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Configurable video output for 6502 computers
Project by George Foot
A flexible, configurable video circuit for homebrew computers, with shared RAM access and easily-tunable timings
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Protected-memory multitasking for 6502 computer
Project by George Foot
Designing a memory controller and OS interface to support multitasking on a 6502 with strictly-protected memory
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Homebrew 4-bit transistorized CPU
Project by Gabor
made only out of about 450 bipolar transistors (BC182)
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ATLAS CPU-8
Project by Hayden B.
An attempt at an 8-bit modified Harvard-architecture TTL computer for my senior project.
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Cobalt-68: Homebrew 68008 computer
Project by Alexey Kosarchuk
68008-based homemade computer with SD-card, VGA and PS/2 support
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Credit Card Z80
Project by bert.hoogenboom
I want to build a complete Z80 computer on a credit card sized PCB
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68k Noob Brew
Project by neil.klingensmith
Simple 68k build with tutorial instructions for noobs how are interested in making a homebrew computer.
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Cost no object DIY power amplifier monoblocks
Project by Marten Electric
Based on Hypa17 modules. Incredibly sounding amplifier with low distortion. Over perform anything in two classes higher.
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