Tony Duell wrote:
> Here are a couple more 'toy' computers that I've come across, dating from
> the early 1970's.
Tony,
Do you know of the Wireless World Computer, the design was published in
that magazine in 1967. The students 3 years older than me built one at
school and I got to be its guardan when they left. It was my first
introduction to hands on hardware.
It was an 8 bit word serial "machine" with 3 words of memeory,
"programs" had to be entered on switches.
I have the bound volume of WW with the complete designs, mabe I should
contact WW and see if they would allow me to publish it on the web?
Regards,
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Received on Fri Dec 18 1998 - 02:07:22 GMT