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A PCB business card that are a usb-c touch keyboard
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Capacitive Touch Keyboard Business Card

ricardo-daniel-de-paulaRicardo Daniel de Paula

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Raspberry Pi5, RTL-SDR, and custom keyboard
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Cyberdeck Handheld

nicholas-labonteNicholas LaBonte

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A real single-board computer: complete stand-alone Cortex-M4 playground. Based on ATSAMD51J20A, with 320x240 LCD and 40-key keyboard.
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Rimer SBC

sergeySergey

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A wrist watch that uses rare vintage LED dot-matrix HDSP-2000 indicators
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HDSP-2000 Wrist Watch

vitaliiVitalii

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A replacement for the classic TMS9918A VDP, powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040)
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PICO9918

troy-schrapelTroy Schrapel

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Handheld cyberdeck running entirely on Lisp
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LispDeck

hartmut-graweHartmut Grawe

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Motorized Sojourner Mars rover model.
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Sojourner Mars Rover

wglasfordwglasford

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Cherry MX compatible upgrade for Mitsumi mylar keyboards in Texas Instruments TI-99∕4A computers - using original keycaps.
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KEYBOARD∕4A-99

troy-schrapelTroy Schrapel

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Yet another breadboard computer - 7 chips, plus a clock module and a FTDI USB module
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Z80 Breadboard Computer

stephen-willcockStephen Willcock

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Blinkenlights and vectordot graphics from 1959
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Replica of the PDP-1: PiDP-1

oscarvOscarv

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OpenSpand is a ZX81 expansion cartridge based on an RP2350B chip. Like a ZXpand+ with extended functionality.
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OpenSpand ZX81 expansion

adamklotblixtadam.klotblixt

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Z80 development board
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BeanZee

stephen-willcockStephen Willcock

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An easy-to-build and easy-to-understand single-board retro computer, perfect for overclocking and running the Fuzix OS!
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Thunderbird-yet another 68000 SBC

stevenSteven

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My goal was to create an enhanced drop-in replacement for the ColecoVision that you can build at home using available components.
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DIY ColecoVision

oliver-scholzOliver Scholz

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This article discusses redesigning a sound finite state machine (FSM) using Bluespec SystemVerilog for a hardware-based Space Invaders
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Fully Hardwired Space Invaders

sakurai-atsushiSAKURAI, atsushi

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The T.I. TMS7000 line of micro controllers is an interesting architecture. These boards will provide a new platform to explore it.
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TMS70C02 single board computer in two parts

fjkraanfjkraan

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What do you do if you want to research an old piece of hardware but there are no physical or photographic examples to work from?
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CPS-1: Imagining An Early 70s 4-bit Microcomputer

michael-gardiMichael Gardi

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A small and easy to use light timer for aquariums with a temperature measurement function.
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Mini-Aquarium Computer

nikolaNikola

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A PCB project that uses a ESP32 C3 Supermini and a custom designed PCB to make the Simon Says game
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Simon Says PCB

juliusJulius

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Retro LED watch with obsolete HP bubble LED seven segment display from 1970s.
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Retro Bubble LED Watch

szymon-bartosikSzymon Bartosik

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Updated version of my Electronic Mancala Board that uses a ATtiny3224 microcontroller
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Electronic Mancala++

zachary-murtishiZachary Murtishi

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