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Altair 8800 Mini Altair 8800 Mini is a fully functional and faithful reproduction of the original and famous Altair 8800 but in Mini version. This emulator is based on Arduino Due and the open source project created by David Hansel, you can find all the information and codes here: https://www.hackster.io/david-hansel/
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System worked great straight out of the…
System worked great straight out of the box, and the SD card that came along looks to have a lot of great software on it. I'm just having a little trouble getting the switch actions melded into my brain - 1979 was a LOOONG time ago!
24 August 2024
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