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![MicroBeast is A Z80-Based DIY 8-Bit Computer Kit MicroBeast is A Z80-Based DIY 8-Bit Computer Kit](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/MicroBeast-Is-8-Bit-Computer-Kit-1024x527.jpg)
MicroBeast is A Z80-Based DIY 8-Bit Computer Kit
MicroBeast is an eight-bit, Z80-based DIY computer kit built using readily available components. The device features a built-in keyboard, a unique 24-character display, USB-C for power, and various I/O options. Additionally, it integrates the CP/M operating system, which allows users...
Continue Reading![Agon Light is a Fully Open-Source 8-bit Microcomputer and Microcontroller Agon Light is a Fully Open-Source 8-bit Microcomputer and Microcontroller](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/agonlight_top_Omv1vVAgXu.jpg)
Agon Light is a Fully Open-Source 8-bit Microcomputer and Microcontroller
European computer company Olimex Ltd. has created Agon light a budget-friendly microcomputer and microcontroller on one small board. Bernardo Kastrup designed the AgonLight and the Quark firmware was developed by Dean Belfield. The module is the cheapest and fastest 8-bit microcomputer...
Continue Reading![Retro-uC – An open silicon microcontroller with a Z80, MOS6502, and M68K Retro-uC – An open silicon microcontroller with a Z80, MOS6502, and M68K](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/retro-uc-retrino_png_project-body.jpg)
Retro-uC – An open silicon microcontroller with a Z80, MOS6502, and M68K
Chips4Makers have launched a campaign to fund their open silicon microcontroller with a Z80, MOS6502, and M68K cores. The Retro-uC allows to use of these legendary instruction sets for your to days electronics projects. Are you a maker that pines for the early years of personal...
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