17 Apr
1999
17 Apr
'99
9:19 p.m.
On Sun, 18 Apr 1999, Tony Duell wrote:
Actually, I don't (I was joking really) but there was a 4004 microcomputer
that Intel sold as a development machine in the 1972-1974 timeframe,
called the MCS-4 (are you not familiar with it?) The closest I have is an
MCS-4/40 (4040-based) and a SIM-8, which is an Intel 8008 development
platform.
Ok, I change my platform of choice to the MCS-4/40 (:
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Ok, the
environment is any home micro from the 70s or 80s that ran on any
processor. The more rudimentary the processor, the more points you get.
I choose the 4004.
You have a _home micro_ based on a 4004? What the heck is it?