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Article #10495Re: Search for a Microprocessor
From: Richard E Lamb
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 1991 22:20
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 1991 22:20
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Unless this is intended as a learning project, consider using a "toy" personal computer... something like a Commodore Vic 20 would be perfect. If you want, you could even burn your program into a game cartridge EPROM. Strange? Not really... It has a microprocessor, keyboard, video display, a good BASIC interpreter, several assemblers avalible, and can power-on execute a "game" program. Dig around in the closet - there are probably a couple on the shelf there. Think about it....
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