The MOnSter 6502
A working, transistor-scale replica of the classic MOS 6502 processor built from discrete components on a huge board, with photos, blinking LEDs and its design story.
No account needed · sign in to keep your taste everywhere
More like this
Pages that share The MOnSter 6502's themes. Or browse all of Tech.
Kjetil's Information Center
Two decades of retro-computing projects and homemade emulators, with write-ups on hardware repairs and hobby programming…
linusakesson.net
A demoscene and chiptune veteran's personal site with SID music, the Chipophone, obfuscated programming, hardware projec…
The Apple IIGS Megahertz Myth
Did Apple deliberately hobble the IIGS to protect the Macintosh? A retro-computing deep dive tests the legend against ha…
Retrocomputers Online Museum
An online museum of restored vintage computers and peripherals, with full photo sets of the hardware and software on eac…
floppy.cafe
A cozy retro site of lost and sacred texts on talking directly to a 3.5-inch floppy drive: MFM encoding, signal pinouts,…
Tejotron
A virtual breadboard in the browser, inspired by Ben Eater's 6502 computer series, for wiring up chips and circuits with…
Stumble onto more like this
One click takes you to a page you didn't know you were looking for. Rate it and the next one lands closer to your taste.
Add to Browser — it's freeWorks in Chrome, Edge and Brave. No account needed.