RETRO ALTAIR 8800 S100 CLONE with Front Panel Switches and LEDs.. For Sale

RETRO ALTAIR 8800 S100 CLONE with Front Panel Switches and LEDs..
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RETRO ALTAIR 8800 S100 CLONE with Front Panel Switches and LEDs..:
$99.00

RETRO ALTAIR 8800 S100 Computer ARDUINO CLONE
For sale is a true emulator clone of the original MITS ALTAIR 8800 computer with front panel. It uses an pre-programmed ARDUINO DUE to faithfully emulate a 2Mhz Intel 8080 which was the CPU used the original MITS system. The Arduino Due is an impressive 32-bit 84-Mhz system-on-a-chip which provides the full 8080\'s 64K address space as well as ROM storage. It runs open source code developed and fully supported online under GNU GPL.
Included with the front panel PCB is a programmed Arduino Due. It can run Kill-the-Bit, MS Basic, Othello, StarTrek and many other legacy games. The use of the two right hand AUX switches selects one of the many functions and even includes an interactive on-screen 8080 assembly language debugger. A great educational tool. Keying in or selecting a program is made easier with toggle switches just like the original Altair 8800. Dimensions are 102mm by 84mm or 4 by 3.3 inches.
The optional 9-12VDC power adapter and micro SD card are not included. MFor use with a terminal emulation program. Please search for “David Hansel Altair” on the internet for much more information on this brilliant work.
Designed, assembled and supported by an experienced American engineer from Silicon Valley, California. Industrial (not hobby) quality - designed with modern CAD tools. Shipped worldwide via AIRMAIL REGISTERED with tracking number. Payment by PayPal only. Please ask seller for any additional information.
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