It used to be that developing for microcontrollers was relatively relaxing. These days, even a cheap micro like the Raspberry Pi Pico has multiple cores, networking (for the W, at least), and file ...
Popular Electronics was famous for the article introducing the Altair 8800 back in 1975 (well, the cover date was 1975; it really came out in late 1974). That was so popular (no pun intended), that ...
Lee Hart’s 1802 Membership Card is a reproduction of the original Popular Electronics COSMAC 1802 Elf computer that’s been shrunken down to fit in an Altoids tin! In an earlier column, I mentioned how ...