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Yeah, back in the day it was sneeringly called a "nanoprocessor" rather than a microprocessor by fans of the competition. For a few years in the early 1980s I
by tuatoru 6y ago
Yeah, back in the day it was sneeringly called a "nanoprocessor" rather than a microprocessor by fans of the competition.
For a few years in the early 1980s I had a kit based on the 1802 with a whole 2 kB of RAM and a hexadecimal keypad. Fun times.
- jascii 6y agoI started out with binary switches and led's. A hex keypad was an improvement... Later I got a loud surplus mechanical tty, my mother was not happy!