Second Revision of 6502 Laptop

A developer has released the second, slimmer revision of a custom-built laptop powered by the classic 6502 processor, featuring a software stack written almost entirely in Assembly.

Second, slimmer, revision of my 6502 laptop

Assembly 95.6%
BASIC 3.8%
Io 0.5%

| Case | || | Images | || | Schematics | || | Software | || | .gitignore | || | LICENSE | || | README.md |

Source: Hacker News

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