Julian Skidmore did just that and with a little help from the BBC News website, brought it to life for all to see. Something to do if you want to get away from all the Royal Wedding stuff on the telly at the moment.
More info here. Happy soldering
For those handy with a soldering iron...
For those handy with a soldering iron...
... How would you like to build your own 8 bit computer?
Julian Skidmore did just that and with a little help from the BBC News website, brought it to life for all to see. Something to do if you want to get away from all the Royal Wedding stuff on the telly at the moment.
More info here. Happy soldering
Julian Skidmore did just that and with a little help from the BBC News website, brought it to life for all to see. Something to do if you want to get away from all the Royal Wedding stuff on the telly at the moment.
More info here. Happy soldering
The collection:
Atari 260ST, 520ST, 520ST+, 520STfm, STacy, Mega ST2
Atari STe, Mega STE, ST Book
Atari TT030, with 2GB Hard drive
Atari Falcon, 14MB, 40GB IDE drive
Atari Megafile 44
The website and the Atari bit
Atari 260ST, 520ST, 520ST+, 520STfm, STacy, Mega ST2
Atari STe, Mega STE, ST Book
Atari TT030, with 2GB Hard drive
Atari Falcon, 14MB, 40GB IDE drive
Atari Megafile 44
The website and the Atari bit
Re: For those handy with a soldering iron...
Hey I was reading this story about ten mins ago, which I found on the CPC Wiki Forums. Reminded me of the late 1970s watching my uncle build his Nascom computer from nothing; now that was a beast!
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