In Show 146, I discuss building a modern computer styled after systems from days gone by. Here are some links from the episode:
- Direct MP3 episode download
- Time Magazine - Fifty Years of BASIC
- PC World - The mainframe turns 50, or, why the IBM System/360 launch was the dawn of enterprise IT
- RCR Podcast #73 - BASIC and the IBM System/360 are discussed
- YouTube - Homebrew Computer Club Reunion, 2013
- The Complete Historically Brewed by David Greelish - available now in eBook!
- The FIGnition inFUZE SBC Kit
- Propellerpowered Pocket Mini Computer
- Some links for Parallax Propeller resources: Home Page, Forums, and Object Exchange.
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1 comment:
It sounds like you could easily make your Propeller computer with a Propeller QuickStart board and a Propeller Human Interface Board, both available from Parallax. Those will cost about $50 together (plus S&H) and you won't have to solder anything.
Shameless plug: I used a Propeller to create a 6502 computer and just this week I succeeded in emulating the Apple-1 with it. See http://www.propeddle.com.
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