3 Aug
2005
3 Aug
'05
9:19 a.m.
Am 2 Aug 2005 20:26 meinte Scott Stevens:
Speaking of which: are there other people out there
who collect
development hardware? I have an assortment of 'development systems' all
the way from the little cheap 'evaluation kit' boards to my MDS system
with 8051 hardware ICE. (I also have the Intel 'bubble memory
development kit' which includes bubble memory on an ISA card, docs and
'sample' drivers to make it a small DOS non-volatile memory, which is
probably one of the more rare Intel 'Development Kits') I grab up
emulators and what-not where I can get them, like I got another 68HC11
emulator and a 68HC16 at the last IUPUI auction for five bucks each
(complete in-the-box with everything).
Singleboarders of any kind are basiclyaht I like most. Shure,
todays development kits, which work only with some kind of
PC are less fun then the old stand alone (not to speak of
'real' systems ala ISIS or Exorciser), but it's still a lot
of fun. I got me a Z80183 kit at VCF MW, and just ordered
the eZ80 Kit from Zilog.
Hans
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