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The easiest way is probably to buy an old computer from the eighties, but they can be very expensive :0 I don't know much about other homebrew computers, but mi
by XtalJ 10y ago
The easiest way is probably to buy an old computer from the eighties, but they can be very expensive :0 I don't know much about other homebrew computers, but mine (Calculon/80) could probably be expanded with those things. I haven't tested the expansion port yet, but I will when have some time :-)
Also, if it does not have to be using the Z80 CPU, I would recommend the Motorola 68000 CPU, which I will use in my next project.
- mysterydip 10y agoI'll check out the 68000 stuff. I've mostly been looking at z80 and 6502 at this point, so maybe that's the key to a wider world. I enjoyed reading about the Calculon/80 and look forward to seeing your next project.
- XtalJ 10y agoThank you :-) I think that the 68k will be more fun to write OS and other software for as it is 32-bit, has memory protection, and can run UNIX :-)