The
MOnSter 6502 is very neat, it is a working replica of the MOS 6502 CPU (as used in computers like the Apple II - see below for a photo of my IIe) using transistors. Obviously it is quite a bit bigger than an actual 6502 (about seven thousand times) being made out of non-minaturised components though it is fully working - if slower. It just shows how integrated circuits made microcomputing possible.
Apparently a modern CPU like the
Apple A9X as in my iPad redone like this would cover about two hundred and eighty six square metres. Lets make it happen.
I just love seeing things like the MOnSter 6502, i'm so glad there are people with the time and the ability to still do such nonsense.
