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timgreenowb via Groups.Io wrote: Well, there are PDP-8 and PDP-11 clone kits (google PiDP-8 or PiDP-11). They use a Raspberry Pi as their "brain", which would fit in an Altoids tin. Almost

Just joking.? I forgot to put a smiley ? on my post.? It's the chip from a DEC PDP-11 and obviously wouldn't fit in a tin.? I got the idea from

timgreenowb via Groups.Io wrote: I'm too "vintage", I guess. What's a J11? What do these two giant chips do? Josh and I have currently been working in the opposite direction. We've put an Altair 8800

Maybe Lee could do a J11 Membership Card next.

From: bill rowe <bill_rowe_ottawa@...> Hi Charles and Bill, Yes, the Z8 is a different (later) Zilog microcomputer. The Z8 was built for smaller controller applications, similar to the Intel

The Membership Card is Z80 based. Not sure why Lee went with the Z8 name originally. There is also a Z8 CPU which is more of a microcontroller. There was a BYTE project by Steve Ciarcia many years

Hi Charles. This group is centered around the Z80 Membership Card. The Z8MC was just my clumsy abbreviation. I was not aware that there was such a thing as a Z8 till yesterday. I don’t know anything

So the Z8 is *not* the Z80... and is there *any* compatibility??? This new group setup is something I wanted to try... and no one seems to be posting. So yes, I can look all this up... but I just

Thanks, Bill!