The MOS 6502 CPU is at the heart of many early home computers & video game consoles #retrocomputing

#70s #80s #90s #retrogaming #nintendo #turbografx #commodore64 #nostalgia

Demo running on the Commodore PET is Shiru8Bit’s “Back To The PET”

[ashtonsretrocomputerroom]

@The8BitGuy posted a fantastic in depth video about the 6502, check it out!

[TheG_Boy]

These videos are so interesting i never knew much about the first computers so it's really cool to see the type of things they did

[glb]

Getting that hardware in my country (Mexico) is impossible, i love your videos continue like this

[xavierhuc]

My guy's got that buttery smooth voice

[Николай-юшт]

Most of soviet home computers were based on KR580VM80A that was the clone of intel i8080

[pocaluneksmierci]

I swear I’m learning more about Apple from your shorts than from 7 years of working in Apple retail 😂 🍎

[Retroketich]

Hello, do you have a computer with Windows NT 4.0 operating system?(I have a virtual machine with this operating system and it is quite interesting!)

[nilswegner]

MOSTEK and MOS are different companies.

[assassinscreed]

You made my day great, what a great nostalgia feelikg

[talideon]

MOS and Mostek were two completely different companies! The latter was mostly a memory manufacturer.

[fatbikearcticnomad]

I love this channel. Great nostalgic memories for me. Takes me back to a time when I was a kid and had my family. Thank you for posting these videos.

[jonathanharding]

There were actually more mainstream cpu manufacturers at the time. Instead of just AMD and Intel making very similar CPUs, there was Zilog, MOS, Motorola, and Intel all making their own various models.

[James-rifd]

My dad has a garage and a basement full of these types of computers. Says he's got a Lisa too. You two should talk 😂

[ZuneTech]

Are you willing to make any videos about the IBM PC XT 5160?

[MarcelAmschl]

Awesome Video ❤
Well done.
Many Thanks
🤟😎

[Joshua_N-A]

Are MOS 6502 and Motorola 68000 the same CPU?

[ervinm.]

What could you actually do with these PCs?Besides games, what other features did they have?

[guessundheit]

What's rarely said is that ALL of the early 8bit PC chips were capable and powerful. Any of them could have become the dominant force in the industry.

[BullMooose]

Where should I start my collection
These look amazing

[JTRipper]

I’m building a 6502 computer right now, I just have to finish my address decoding and some bus wiring and I’ll be ready to test it.