A simple 65C02 based computer for fun and learning

Adafruit reports on Memo-1, a do-it-yourself retro computer built around a six-five-C-oh-two processor running at one megahertz, with thirty-two kilobytes of RAM and sixteen kilobytes of ROM. The system connects to a Minitel terminal and offers a menu to run software including Woz Mon, Microsoft BASIC, or code from an expansion ROM slot—all for hobbyists interested in computing for fun and learning.

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