It's actually fairly easy and interesting to design your own z80 computer. I went from knowing about assembly and pcb design to a z80 computer with a serial interface and memory banking. Learnt a lot on the way an went on to build pcbs for other projects with the knowledge I had gained from that.
I got 2 from here, https://smallcomputercentral.com/kits/ and then some additional boards from Tindie to turn it into an MSX. I have not had the chance to build them out yet, but very excited too.
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Tom Jennings, the creator of fidenet, is producing a nice modern Z80 computer[0]
0. https://www.ebay.ie/itm/206496219323
RC2014 is the real deal: https://rc2014.co.uk
Why I have not picked one up yet… I think I just have a sweet spot for the 6502 and keep putting together KIM-1 kits.
(EDIT: Finally after years, I just pulled the trigger on their Classic II kit.)
It's actually fairly easy and interesting to design your own z80 computer. I went from knowing about assembly and pcb design to a z80 computer with a serial interface and memory banking. Learnt a lot on the way an went on to build pcbs for other projects with the knowledge I had gained from that.
Yay, wirewrap...
https://codeberg.org/linker3000/Z80-Board
I don't know -- I'm seeing a lot of corner-cutting in the board designs!
I think they’re a notch above the rest
I got 2 from here, https://smallcomputercentral.com/kits/ and then some additional boards from Tindie to turn it into an MSX. I have not had the chance to build them out yet, but very excited too.
Their AI policy is interesting reading.
https://rc2014.co.uk/ai-policy/
Nice! This one is also being produced: https://retrogamecoders.com/agon-light-first-impressions/
(emulated)
(on a 600 Mhz Teensy 4.1)
Woah that’s cool! I love the case!