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| Back in December 1978, Elektor published a computer terminal for home construction. “DIY” was the success factor then since terminals with C...
| Back in December 1978, Elektor published a computer terminal for home construction. “DIY” was the success factor then since terminals with C...
| In the 1980s, owning a computer became a possibility for the masses. At first, home computers were not cheap. But that changed with a comput...
| During the 1980s, Mr. Everyman was first acquainted with digital electronics and then very quickly with computers. Here are some observation...
| With a futuristic whiff lingering in the air thanks to NASA’s Space Shuttle, and the microprocessor an established element of the semiconduc...
| Willingly or unwillingly, during the 1980-1990 decade, Mr. Everyman was first acquainted with digital electronics, and then very quickly wit...
| This is a submission from congatec on their extended temperature range platforms for edge computing – from high-end COM-HPC to low power SMA...
| It has been an exciting couple of days for the semiconductor industry, particularly for companies and engineers focused artificial (AI) and...
| I'd like to make a device that demonstrates in the simplest way possible how a computer works. It should be of interest to elektorists (both...