In order to be properly 8-bit it’d also need to round the colours to some quantised palette. The physics of that would be much, much more interesting.
I’m guessing that Atari 8-bit computers would be the easiest, followed by pure 8 and 16-colour RGB and RGBi palettes. To do the Commodore 64 palette would be a very interesting materials science project.
And then do that with variable ones, like the Commodore 16, where you have an arbitrary subset of a quantised color space.
I’m guessing that Atari 8-bit computers would be the easiest, followed by pure 8 and 16-colour RGB and RGBi palettes. To do the Commodore 64 palette would be a very interesting materials science project.
And then do that with variable ones, like the Commodore 16, where you have an arbitrary subset of a quantised color space.
Try that without a power supply.