4 May
2010
4 May
'10
10:07 p.m.
Sean Conner wrote:
But which 8-bit?
I would prefer the 6809 (which means, Color Computer). The chip is a
dream to program for, and with OS-9 (or a derivative) it would almost be
like Unix on a chip (not quite, but close enough). Give it the graphics of
the Commodore and you might have a winner on your hands.
I thought the Japanese had a similar computer. I am not sure if was 6809
or 68000. But when you think about it, you need lots of memory
for 3D graphics, and 16 bit addressing does not cut it.
-spc (Who's first computer was 6809 based ...
)
Ben.