RIP : Zilog Z80, 1976 – 2024.lemmyreader@lemmy.ml to Technology@lemmy.ml – 83 points – 6 months agohttps://mastodon.social/@carlosefr/1122978974683909136Post a CommentPreviewHotTopNewOldWhat does this mean for the TI-84 calculator? This is the processor used in it.I assume there are Z80 clones still in production. The Z80 itself was a copy of the 8080.IIRC it's only for the DIP version, others variant still exists, and there's a lot of chinese clones anywayWell done, thou good and faithful servant.I have about 15-20 z80 dip processors if anyone wants to buy them. Most are still factory sealed. PM me if interested.Was I a good processor? No one ever mentions the MSX. Best of the 8 bit generation as far as I'm concerned, scrolling purists be damned.
What does this mean for the TI-84 calculator? This is the processor used in it.I assume there are Z80 clones still in production. The Z80 itself was a copy of the 8080.IIRC it's only for the DIP version, others variant still exists, and there's a lot of chinese clones anyway
IIRC it's only for the DIP version, others variant still exists, and there's a lot of chinese clones anyway
I have about 15-20 z80 dip processors if anyone wants to buy them. Most are still factory sealed. PM me if interested.
Was I a good processor? No one ever mentions the MSX. Best of the 8 bit generation as far as I'm concerned, scrolling purists be damned.
What does this mean for the TI-84 calculator? This is the processor used in it.
I assume there are Z80 clones still in production. The Z80 itself was a copy of the 8080.
IIRC it's only for the DIP version, others variant still exists, and there's a lot of chinese clones anyway
Well done, thou good and faithful servant.
I have about 15-20 z80 dip processors if anyone wants to buy them. Most are still factory sealed. PM me if interested.
Was I a good processor?
No one ever mentions the MSX. Best of the 8 bit generation as far as I'm concerned, scrolling purists be damned.