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Vintage Computer Systems

Explore the revolutionary computers that defined the 1980s and early 1990s. Learn to program the machines that started the home computing revolution.

Systems with Programming Lessons

Commodore 64

Commodore Business Machines (CBM) • MOS Technology 6510 (based on 6502)

Commodore 64

ZX Spectrum

Sinclair Research • Zilog Z80

ZX Spectrum

Commodore Amiga

Commodore International • Motorola 68000

Commodore Amiga

Nintendo Entertainment System

Nintendo • Ricoh 2A03 (based on MOS Technology 6502)

Nintendo Entertainment System

Historical Systems

These systems are included for historical context but don't currently have programming lessons.

Altair 8800

MITS • Intel 8080

Released: 1975

Apple I

Apple Computer, Inc. • MOS 6502

Released: 1976

IMSAI 8080

IMSAI Manufacturing Corp • Intel 8080

Released: 1975

KIM-1

MOS Technology • MOS 6502

Released: 1976

Amstrad CPC

Amstrad • Zilog Z80A

Released: 1984

SOL-20

Processor Technology • Intel 8080

Released: 1976

BBC Micro

Acorn Computers • MOS Technology 6502A

Released: 1981

Commodore PET 2001

Commodore • MOS 6502

Released: 1977

MSX

Multiple manufacturers (ASCII Corporation standard) • Zilog Z80A

Released: 1983

TRS-80 Model I

Tandy Corporation / Radio Shack • Zilog Z80

Released: 1977

SWTPc 6800

Southwest Technical Products Corporation • Motorola 6800

Released: 1975

Kenbak-1

Kenbak Corporation • None (TTL logic)

Released: 1971