I after older microprocessor development type boards and BOOKS ..pre
1980's and on ..mainly all the early microprocessors,
8080,8085,z80,6502,6800,SC/MP 2650 etc and all the early 16 bit ones
8086,TMS9900,68000 ,z8000 etc ..
after any development type boards using any of the above micros and any information manual or books on the processors or their interface,programming and use.
I you have any and willing to part with them ..email with details and any $$ worth value so you can part with them without any tears
I play around with them .. I enjoy the architecture of the early CPU's=20 =2E.Todays micros get so complex that you need a 300 page book to=20 undestand them fully.. + I sort of grew up with them when they were=20 first used ..@ that time I certainly could not afford more than one=20 micro to muck around with ..but in the end I had a go with SC/MP,=20
6800/6802, 6502, z80 and TMS 9900 (16bit) I liked the TMS chip=20 (humungas for its era ..64pin chip ..white ceramic ...and yes all gold=20 pins) and it had virtual registers in the ram (that some of the micro=20 controller chips employ now..
so there ..
books ..well help me with the info on the micro chips and interfacing=20 =2E.you see there is still lot of these around on shelves and cupboards=20 just corroding away till one day someone sees them and just junks them=20 without placing any importance to them.. so far I've rejuvinated a...
Hi... mc can you contact me via email. (vk4vzk at hotmail dot com). I have a zenith laptop with carry bag in working condition. Has all the books with it but the battery is dead. I don't think the books are the original books for this model. It has two floppy drives and runs on a very early version of dos 3.21. It never had a hard drive. The dos disk is still in working order. The bag has AMP on it. Looks like it has a 8087 numeric data coprocessor. It might be of some use to you. I have been looking for 5 years now for someone that might want it. I dare not throw it in the bin.
No you dumb shit, the poster is seeking early examples of 8 bit microprocessor evaluation and development boards vis 6800 D2 ect, if you have any idea of history of microprocessors that circa late 70s, you would know its value and interest to the poster.
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