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RE[2]: hmm.. 8 bit computers..
by marcof on Wed 18th Apr 2007 13:33
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RE[2]: hmm.. 8 bit computers..
by CowMan on Sat 21st Apr 2007 22:41
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hmm. On so little pixels, they really should not have tried to emulate the Win9x+ style GUI. Perhaps more familurarity than anything, I way prefer the more appropriate interfaces of Epoc-based systems or the PILI/etc. OS that the Sharp ZR-3000/5700/etc. ran. Windowing is mostly futile, sufficient cut-paste support basically eliminates the need on such cramped space.







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2006-08-01
there's the OneChip MSX: http://www.bazix.nl/onechipmsx.html
essentially an MSX computer, but with OS hardware, using VHDL to implement most stuff. Still 100% MSX compatible in its basic form. But with VHDL this could turn into a superMSX (or any other machine that is developed in VHDL of course)
Then the OS.. hangon, there's something brewing in the 8bit world as well. and it's called "SymbOS": http://symbos.de/
A very nice window like environment.
And oh, wait.. yes, you CAN play MP3s already. oh wait, internet is also possible, there's only a lack of a good browser. And other stuff as well.
You may be surprised how far people have come, with just 8 bits. The saying is still true: Big fast computers breed lazy fat programmers. 8 bit rules :-)Edited 2007-04-18 12:01
Your bring some very good points to the table. Next time let's try it without the sarcasm