Looks expensive. I want jt

Scott's project reminds me of windows task manager.

That's what makes NY so cool. Only there can you bring your desktop to starbucks & hack without anyone saying a word. Love it

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Can also add TDS meter for real cheap, and turbidity sensor for a bit more.

Recall programming a Z80 with its Z80 PIO I/0 chip . This was used on one of the first kit home computers - the Nascom1 . Had all the official ( green) books to go with the processor too

Please let us know when you finish the learn guide!!!

Haha cool 👍

Hey AdaFruit! I am looking for a mn Arduino Uno hat that has the ability to control 6 DC motors and 6 servos. I know I can do it with two old motor shields, but is there something newer you can offer? I am a big fan! ❤

I clicked on this recent Adafruit Industries upload so as to experience a heap of nostalgia on the Z80. Nostalgia is what I experienced. 🌸

Come on you know that we're going to make light vest AKA luminous jackets from cyberpunk

I already have AT users who need this. P.S. I love the pseudo ground / power use -- that's a trick I've used a lot.

Any chance we could get an example of one of these being a usb host for a midi device? Thank you!

just missed the discount -- ironically, I was just reading BYORobot book thata used CRICKIT. Anyway, sounded good.

I think you have to look closer at the Z84013 you referenced… those integrated Z80’s have peripheral devices integrated into them and may not expose all of the processor pins you would expect to find on the 40 pin DIP to the 100 QFP package… Even if it does, you’ve got those peripherals to contend with that may create unintentional conflicts with the address space…

It would seem that we have enough 8/16 bit enthusiasts to warrant moving these older chips to the 65nm or smaller masks. I could even see creating a Z80 with extended instructions to handle 24 or 32 bit addressing. Another option is multi-core processors with 64K cache. Add multi-port RAM and you have the option to put a GPU and HDMI out. Then again we have so many other juicy chips flooding the market.

I can't focus.

😂 Also bring back the SID chip for the C64 enthusiasts!

We being sent to the nintendo dungeon with this one.

Pretty sure that chip you called up is a full SoC - a Z80, a PIO, a SIO, a Counter/Timer, etc. If the peripherals sit on I/O addresses you want to use externally it might not work.

Talking of USB-C PD, it would be cool to have a packaged board doing that in itself, quite apart from dotstars.

Sad news for the 8-bit Retro scene... FWIW, They still show "Active" on the Zilog website. Many Z84C-series chips are also available in PLCC and LQFP packages.

Ladyada - could this generate a composite TV signal via the TRRS port? The raspberyy pi uses TRRS to connect to analog televisions. It would be super cool if this device could display something on a TV.

22:00 Mouser has the Z8401506FEG marked as End of Life as well. Maybe Digikey hasn't finished updating their website?

I'm actually in the process of making some of the Rocket Switch interfaces for Makers making change and it uses your Rotary Trinkey.

Qual a utilidade desse painel com essas luzes?

This is far more innovative than dummies building old fashioned robots with blue eyes and calling it a creature. This is real electronics come to life .Thanks adafruit

Had this

When there's a job to be done, the flying toasters will be there!

oh what??? this is so cool!

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The song is fire, where can i listen to this song?

It might be kind of nice if someone would narrate the process.....

Highlight of my week! Thanks AdaTeam! Keep up the great work!

Keeping up the Raspberry Pi tradition of underwhelming computers and hardware at exorbitant prices.. thanks Adafruit.

Howdy... I just stumbled across this and noticed that it doesn't look like anything really ever came of it... and news on if this may show up in an adafruit feather or something?

"I'm glad we didn't have to [make an NVMe adapter for the RPi 5]" Considering the requirements for high-speed stuff like PCIe, I don't blame you at all. My hat's off to Pimoroni and the other accessory board makers for pulling this one off.

Can we use circuit python / libraries / code in commercial IoT applications? Are there any license limitations?

I believe the ov540 is 5Mpix - which is way more pixels than you can fit in the pico RAM. Are the captured images heavily cropped and/or lower resolution?

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How about a camera FeatherWing?

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When are custom segmented display’s coming out? That would be sick.

Can you design a wireless charger for those new cars whose car batteries run down in a week or so? You know, similar to the wireless way you can charge a cell phone? One amp would do it. Maybe the charging unit could "snif" the car entering its garage and magnetically attach to the upper center of the windshield where the radio antenna is?

Fab 4 made 8751, when i worked in litho, and dinosaurs roamed the earth. And ROM versions too. (8031)

I want to build something using hardware and teachable machine that will help me somehow on a daily basis.

I started writing software in the 70s. 21st century testing advances have been a quiet game changer.

How you have conect the Metro to the Blackbox? With digital outputs to send midi?

AHA, not AT51, but 8051 😂

So, what the nominal Voltage and Ampere for Flexible LED Filament once again?