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- What a long way to have come from the beige towers!by zabriel_goss
- Does it emulate RS232 ports and printer ports as well ? I did'nt find anything. Then it would be possible to reuse old embedded equipment.by burstmode
- Was the performance mentioned anywhere - I couldn't find it on the page?by nickcw
- I had Slackware CDs in the nineties! They had a minimalist label and came with no jewel case (rubber band if I recall correctly).
I've been meaning to rediscover the CICA and Simtel collections. Maybe that's what I needed!
by gxd - Looks like it can even run Windows 96. Incredibly cool. I'll have to try if it runs my old Slackware kernal 1.2.13 some time. I used it with a 4MiB, 25Mhz 386 DX back in the time, so it should.by weinzierl
- I love it! The RP2350 is probably the most underrated microcontroller available today.by cold_pizz4
- It's really cool what can be done today with just an MCU that has sufficiently flexible IO. What's the performance like?by dvdkon
- Holy cow, a 386 with VGA and SoundBlaster on a $1 MCU?
I recall VICE emulating the Brotkasten on 386 PCs some thirty years ago, later UAE doing it for Amiga. How long til my currently running system (anno 2016) is being emulated?
by guenthert