Seems a bit mean-spirited to call these systems trash - they look like cool 8 and 16-bit systems, and they can run their own custom OS (and other software, presumably including games?) as well as standard environments like CP/M and Unix/Xenix.
After all, this is HN where we love classic microprocessors like the 6809, Z-80 and 68000. (And CP/M.)
Imagine if Radio Shack (or Commodore, Atari, etc.) were still a successful computer company in the 2020s like their competitor Apple.
After all, this is HN where we love classic microprocessors like the 6809, Z-80 and 68000. (And CP/M.)
Imagine if Radio Shack (or Commodore, Atari, etc.) were still a successful computer company in the 2020s like their competitor Apple.