1976 Micros KIM - 1 Intel 4004 8080 Dyna - Micro E&L MMD - 1 SC/MP LSI - 11 Pro - Log M900
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1976 Microcomputer Guide
Written barely a year after the Altair 8800 captured the imaginations of hobbyists the world over, and sporting a Pro-Log M900 EPROM programmer on its cover, this hard-to-find book covers everything from CPU architectures to programming to paper tape storage. Discussed throughout are such microprocessors as DEC's LSI-11, National's PACE and SC/MP, Intel's 4004, 8008, and 8080, Motorola's 6800, and MOS Technology's 6502, not to mention hobbyist... micros like the Mark-8, KIM-1, and Dyna-Micro. Accompanying the text are scores of diagrams and code snippets, as well as several photos of these amazing vintage machines. A definite must-have for any die-hard computer buff.
Previous owner's name along bottom of page edges. Otherwise, the book is in very good condition. Softcover, 224 pages. First edition, copyright 1976. This item ships WORLDWIDE.
Contents include:
Perspectives (What is a microcomputer?, etc.)
Basic Computer Concepts
Hardware (CPU, Memory, I/O interfacing)
Programming (execution, instruction set, addressing, programming techniques)
Number Systems (binary, octal, hex)
Memories (RAMs, ROMs)
Written barely a year after the Altair 8800 captured the imaginations of hobbyists the world over, and sporting a Pro-Log M900 EPROM programmer on its cover, this hard-to-find book covers everything from CPU architectures to programming to paper tape storage. Discussed throughout are such microprocessors as DEC's LSI-11, National's PACE and SC/MP, Intel's 4004, 8008, and 8080, Motorola's 6800, and MOS Technology's 6502, not to mention hobbyist... micros like the Mark-8, KIM-1, and Dyna-Micro. Accompanying the text are scores of diagrams and code snippets, as well as several photos of these amazing vintage machines. A definite must-have for any die-hard computer buff.
Previous owner's name along bottom of page edges. Otherwise, the book is in very good condition. Softcover, 224 pages. First edition, copyright 1976. This item ships WORLDWIDE.
Contents include:
Perspectives (What is a microcomputer?, etc.)
Basic Computer Concepts
Hardware (CPU, Memory, I/O interfacing)
Programming (execution, instruction set, addressing, programming techniques)
Number Systems (binary, octal, hex)
Memories (RAMs, ROMs)
