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We look back at older computers with rose tinted spectacles, but can we look forward with them? What might a computer with a 100 year lifespan look like, and how do we build it? Steve Lord writes about HEIRLOOM COMPUTING in his article The 100 Year Computer . This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Copyright ©2021 Raw Hex Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Retro Zer0 is a trademark of Ring Zer0 Training. Raw Hex is a trademark of Raw Hex Ltd. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Raw Hex Ltd reserve the right to make changes or improvements to equipment, software and documentation herein described at any time and The Retrozer0 is a fully functional CP/M compatible computer you can understand, use and modify. It runs professional software from programming languages to word processors, spreadsheets and more. An SD card slot lets you move files between this and more powerful computers. The Retrozer0 has few enough parts that its inner workings are easy to understand. If taken care of it will still function decades from now. We hope you’ll have many years of fun with your Retrozer0! Archive by: Un
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Ebook · Retro Zer0 Hacker's Handbook · Steve Lord · Internet Archive
heirloom computing · CP/M · Retro Zer0 · Universal Research Group