The BBC Micro: The Retro Computer That Paved the Way for Modern ARM Chips
Meet my BBC Master, plus 5 1/4" floppy disk drive, and three-button mouse
Read the full articleYou might also wanna read

DOOM ported to the BBC Micro vintage computer
The ebenupton account on GitHub (likely the creator of the Raspberry Pi) has surfaced another gem of a project: a version of DOOM, an E1M1 w
Adafruit Industries·8d ago

Old-School Electronics That Defined an Era
analyticsinsight·4d ago
How ARM's Licensing Model Made It the Dominant Chip Architecture in IoT
ARM traces its origins to Acorn Computers in Cambridge, England, where a small team designed their own processor in the early 1980s after fi
ShortSingh·2d ago
5 Everyday Technologies That Originated in the 1960s
Much technology that's used today was created in the '60s, including computer mice, LEDs, barcode scanners, video game consoles, and cassett
Texas Instruments TMS1000: How the 1974 Chip Invented the Microcontroller
The Texas Instruments TMS1000, released in 1974, is widely recognized as the world's first commercially available microcontroller, designed
ShortSingh·4d ago
Intel's NUC: The Mini PC That Defined a Category
Every mini PC needs two of these ports

Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.