Op 10 mrt. 2019, om 20:21 heeft Paul Rogers <[email protected]> het volgende geschreven: > >> For those who know how to do that, the result is generally better. It's >> easier today though. It's not like you need a soldering iron any more. >> >> http://oldcomputers.net/heathkit-h89.html :) >> >> -- Bruce > > IMSAI! Front panel, switches and lights! Boot by depositing binary code > into RAM with the front panel switches a byte at a time. Totally 1st > generation computing. And I still have it. ;-) (Alas :-( , the > floating-gate charge has certainly leaked off the 2708's & 2716's by now.) > > I’ve always been very grateful that I was at the right time to have > recapitulated essentially the whole history of computing from 1st generation > on up, either professionally or personally. > My first one was the “Junior Computer”, inspired by the KIM, a 6502 processor with one 2708 and two 2114. It has a hex keyboard and a hex display. It dates from 1980 and I’ll try to boot it one of these days.
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