2026-04-07 08:22 UTC
@quazarsamcoupe@mastodonapp.uk The MOS KIM-1 and Synertek SYM-1 fit that description. There were a lot of single-board 6502 computers though... it was almost a rite of passage (at one point) to make one.
For a UK twist, Flight Electronics (aka Flite) did a lot of educational computer boards back in the day. I know they took on the Micro-Professor from Acer/Multitech - they may have done a 6502 board.
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@quazarsamcoupe@mastodonapp.uk 2026-04-07 10:10
@philpem@digipres.club It wasn't the KIM-1 or SYM-1. Looking at the archive information Flite still have online, they made boards for Z80, 68000 and 8086. It's looking like the Emma II (as suggested in another reply) is a real contender...