A 1:6 scale printable model of one of the 80s greatest PCs.
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I made a couple of tiny TRS-80s with working displays and put a couple of them up for sale. They immediately sold out so I guess I'll make more!
Adafruit picked up the project for their CircuitPython newsletter:https://www.adafruitdaily.com/2023/09/18/python-on-microcontrollers-newsletter-python-top-language-picos-are-everywhere-and-much-more-circuitpython-python-micropython-thepsf-raspberry_pi/
and then Hackster picked up on it:
https://www.hackster.io/news/trevor-flowers-miniature-trs-80-microcomputer-houses-an-adafruit-qt-py-for-a-working-display-628ea024e2c8https://www.adafruitdaily.com/2023/09/18/python-on-microcontrollers-newsletter-python-top-language-picos-are-everywhere-and-much-more-circuitpython-python-micropython-thepsf-raspberry_pi/
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