The FIGnition inFUZE is based upon an 8-bit 20MHz ATmega328 microcontroller, supports a display up to 160 x 160 pixels and will have to be assembled by the buyer using their own toolkit; which ...

Not satisfied with any of the DIY retro computer kits on the market, [Leonardo Leoni] decided to make his own. Built using only the finest through-hole technology and powered by the ATmega328 micro… ...

The Kano Kit is a small computer kit designed to let kids aged 6-14 (and even their parents) learn how to code. Since then, Kano CEO Alex Klein says that 40,000 kids in 86 countries have ...

This kept costs down—a computer for $100!—and, more importantly, kept the kit simple. But people really wanted a Kano screen . “It’s been our most requested feature,” says Kano co ...

The Screen Kit has a special place where the Computer Kit’s Raspberry Pi case snaps in (though you can easily just velcro on any case), and the Kano Kit keyboard ($44.99) slides into the back of ...

“This is a ZX81 compatible Z80 based 8 bit computer kit with 32K RAM. It evolved from the Minstrel Issue 2 ZX80 clone. Adding NMI Fast/Slow mode makes it ZX81 compatible, so it can run most ZX81 ...

WATCH: Computer collector John Honniball shows Ellie Gibson how to recreate an 8-bit PC Chances are that you are reading this article on a computer screen. Most would agree that a modern 32 or 64 ...

Chances are that you are reading this article on a computer screen. Most would agree that a modern 32 or 64 bit machine is a pretty complicated piece of equipment. While it is easy to buy the ...