You're absolutely right! I wasn't there either, and i wouldnt want a terminal-only machine.
My goal is providing means and knowledge to those that want it.
The Ashet is more meant for technical schools, apprenticeship and "the interested", and definitly requires an initial spark that will make that project interesting to you.
It's here to fill a (percieved) gap and wants to sit more in the professional education part than the "get the kids to computing".
I'd love to have had such a hands-on device in school instead of the bare theory of circuit operation and basics of programming.
You're absolutely right! I wasn't there either, and i wouldnt want a terminal-only machine.
My goal is providing means and knowledge to those that want it. The Ashet is more meant for technical schools, apprenticeship and "the interested", and definitly requires an initial spark that will make that project interesting to you.
It's here to fill a (percieved) gap and wants to sit more in the professional education part than the "get the kids to computing".
I'd love to have had such a hands-on device in school instead of the bare theory of circuit operation and basics of programming.