The Radio Shack 200-in-1 kit is one of those pieces of electronic history that deserves better than a slow death in a cardboard box, and The…
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The question of whether you have a fully characterised system sits at the heart of engineering discipline, but as anyone who has spent time in a…
The Hackaday community has been treated to a properly considered piece of Y2K-aesthetic hardware: an ESP32 retro music sequencer built by [3DSage] that wears its clear,…
The BitLounger Retro Drawers Kickstarter is now live, offering stackable, modular acrylic storage designed specifically for cartridge collections spanning Game Boy, NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, Switch,…
The MegCell Pulse guitar robot is a six-year labour of love from Bruce, a New Zealand engineer who set out to do something that still sounds…
The Octopus 16 EEG gaming project from Hackaday is exactly the sort of open hardware experiment that makes you wish the demo scene had taken brain-computer…
A sixth colourway for the KONKR Pocket Advance Developer Edition has been unveiled by AYANEO, but this one comes with a catch: you cannot simply order…
A Mattel Mega original Xbox set appears to be heading our way, with a premature Amazon listing and a leaked manual combining to paint a detailed…
The story of Mauchly and Eckert computers beyond ENIAC is murkier, stranger, and rather more interesting than the textbooks tend to let on. John Mauchly and…
The IBM 7496 Executive Workstation restoration documented by [Epictronics] is exactly the kind of deep-dive that makes you grateful someone out there is keeping these machines…