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BYTE Magazine cover photographic re-creations
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BYTE Magazine cover photographic re-creations

bob-alexanderBob Alexander

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Nixie clock based on Atmega644PA and ESP8266.
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Yet another nixie clock

marek-wicekMarek Więcek

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A vintage IN-18 clock based on the mythic Z80 processor
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Z80 Nixie Clock

eric-michatEric Michat

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Play the Atari 2600 with a laser gun!
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Laser Blaster

nick-bildNick Bild

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8-bit microcomputer, based on the Polish CPU, manufactured thirty years ago.
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POLON 7880

marek-wicekMarek Więcek

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Yet another version of my sensor of ionizing background radiation. This time in retro style.
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RetroGeiger

marek-wicekMarek Więcek

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I wanted to make this tiny arcade machine more playable by rehousing it inside of a donor NES controller.
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Tiny arcade stuffed in an NES controller.

solderkingSolderking

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Mini-Operating System for Ben Eater's 6502 breadboard computer
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Sixty5o2

jan-roesnerJan Roesner

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An original way to communicate with a robot : with a smartphone screen.
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Robot controlled by a smartphone screen

nicolasmanicolas.ma

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Enjoy a classic game with a proper controller
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DIY Track&Field controller

danjovicdanjovic

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1-dimensional version of the classic game ‘Pong’ made with NeoPixel LED strip.
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DIY Arduino 1D Pong game with WS2812 Led strip

mircemkmircemk

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Via Telegram, control thermal printers remotely to print out notes, shopping lists, URLs, payments, barcodes, and episode release dates.
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Telegram-Enabled Thermal Printer w/ Arduino

kutluhanaktarkutluhan_aktar

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Bootstrapping great sounding and looking eighties Hi-Fi system into twenty first century.
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Introducing… BeoModern

mhenrykmhenryk

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Porting the game collection from Daniel C. to the new and hyped RPi Pico together with the big 2.42" OLED SPI Display SSD1309 wit U8G2 Lib
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Raspberry Pi Pico featuring MEGA game compilation

roger-rabbitRoger Rabbit

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An easy to build homebrew SBC with a 68008 CPU. Two HW options: Lite and Full. Lite allows to build a 3 ICs 68008 system running CP/M-68K.
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68k-MBC: a 3 ICs 68008 homebrew computer

just4funJust4Fun

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An 68B09 SBC with 16KB ROM and 32KB RAM, 8 bits I/O and 2 serial ports @ 115200 baud.
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Scrumpel8 an 6809 SBC

nick-brokNick Brok

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In 1960 Hasbro unleashed its first personal "computer" to the masses, decades before IMSAI, Apple, or Commodore. Remembering Think-a-Tron.
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Think-a-Tron 2020

michael-gardiMichael Gardi

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Automated process to scan in a View-Master Reel
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View-Master Reel Scanner

w-jason-alticeW. Jason Altice

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It even has a keyboard!
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Vintage Z80 palmtop compy hackery (TI-86)

eric-hertzEric Hertz

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Exactly as the title says, these are a few retro led displays I've strung together to make 16x2 modules with some software I wrote
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Retro Alphanumeric LED Displays + Libraries

sjm4306sjm4306

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Revived Vacuum Fluorescent Display Clock
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Revived Vacuum Fluorescent Display Clock

dimaDima

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diy replica of a classic controller
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Vaus Arkanoid Paddle Clone

danjovicdanjovic

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Cool old clock that needs a master clock rebuilt for home use.
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Bodet Flip Clock Rebuild

isaxiSax

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Open Hardware Remake of this Commodore Masterpiece
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Rämixx500 - Amiga 500+ Mainboard

sukkoperaSukkoPera

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