You might be reading this on a gaming PC you built yourself, but you probably can't say you built the processor from scratch ...

The Z80 SoftCard was actually an add-in product for the Apple II PC, and allowed other operating systems and programs to run on Apple's computer. It launched 43 years ago in April 1980.

A Microsoft senior software engineer named Alice Vinogradova has ported a database she wrote in SAP’s ABAP language to the ...

The Zilog Z80 microprocessor is an 8-bit chip that was first released in the 1970s and used in a variety of classic computers and game consoles including the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, TRS-80, and Sega ...

Along with that Z80 processor, it has 64KB of RAM, and a Texas Instruments video chip shared with the ColecoVision and an early Sega console which has support for hardware sprites. Nice.

The main processor on the NABU is the Z80, a well-rounded 8-bit microprocessor used in PCs, consoles like the ColecoVision, in arcade games like Pac-Man, and even some music equipment like ...

We’ve seen Z80 processor based computers before but they usually use a printed circuit board to easily and reliably connect all the components. [Marton] sent us his Z80 based computer from a… ...

The main board contains a 4 MHz Z80 processor, paired with 32K ROM and 64K RAM. ... has posted a schematic for wiring everything up if you’re looking for resources to build your own Z80 computer.

First introduced in 1986, this IBM PC-compatible beast was the first commercial PC to use Intel’s 80386 CPU, ... that came equipped with both the TRS-80 standard Z80 processor and a 6MHz 68000.

This 64-pin DIP processor executed most instructions with fewer clock cycles than the Z80 and contained a number of on-chip peripherals such as a pair of UARTS, a clocked serial I/O port, an on-chip ...

Offered as a user-friendly, one-axis remote driving controller for point-to-point control of general-purpose motion systems, the MNC100 features Z80 processor compatibility and manual teach ...