Fully assembled, tested and working pico-mac-nano plus new USB splitter cable and hex key. This is the 1-bit rainbow implementation of the open source pico-mac project modified to run on a Pico Zero, and combined with a tiny 2" LCD screen and a custom designed PCB in a detailed, miniature, 62mm high replica Macintosh 128k case.
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I’ve been brainstorming excuses on why I need one of these ASAP.
Allows you to run all Classic Mac OS releases in the Macintosh of your choosing emulated withing the browser. This is really slick and really well done.
An Apple II emulator running Print Shop modified to generate PDF downloads of your prints.
I used this program A LOT back in the day. On a Commodore64 of course.
It doesn’t get more retro than this.
Classic Mac emulator running inside a browser.
Follow up on previously linked item.
This is some technical background explaining how the browser-based emulator hosted by the Internet Archive so you can run old Mac software works.
What's going on here is very cool for those who understand it: an emulator for early Macintosh computers (PCE) was ported to run as JavaScript (!) via Emscripten. And the Internet Archive is packaging it and making it available for free.
Also, I get to play the original Lode Runner after all these years.
An Atari emulator that not only emulates the hardware, but it actually displays the graphics so that they look as if they were coming out of an old school CRT TV. Cool!