Olimex Launches the Apple II-Inspired, Open-Hardware Neo6502kbd Retro Wedge Computer
Bulgarian open source hardware specialist Olimex has announced a new wedge-format computer inspired by the classic Apple II: the all-in-one open-hardware Neo6502kbd.
"Do you remember Karateka, Lode Runner, and Cross Fire on the Apple II," Olimex founder Tsvetan Usunov asks by way of introduction to his company's latest launch. "Our Neo6502kbd brings it all back — an all-in-one retro computer with a real [MOS] 6502 processor that can emulate the Apple II and Oric Atmos, letting you play all those classic games on your modern DVI/HDMI screen or TV. But it's not just for gaming — you can develop with a full set of 6502 tools: CP/M, ProDOS, BASIC, Pascal, C, Assembler, and Forth."
Olimex has launched a new Apple II-inspired wedge, built around its Neo6502 single-board computer: the Neo6502kbd. (📷: Olimex)
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