RetroShield 4004 for Arduino Mega

Name: RetroShield 4004 for Arduino Mega
SKU: 21738
Price: 40.04 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

(1 Review)

Add a classic microprocessor to your Arduino Mega

Designed by 8-Bit-Force in United States of America

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$40.04

Out of Stock

Sold out since Dec 27, 2024

Updates: 1) New retroshields 8008, 68008 and 14500. 2) Apologies, I have to update the prices due to higher costs and fees. I kept them the same for the past 6 years. Thank you for your support.

Add a classic microprocessor to your Arduino Mega

2024-1029: Teensy3.5/3.6/4.1 port has been added. 4004 can now run ~600kHz (even faster if desired). Would you like to join a very small and select group of people who used world's first microprocess…

What do you get?

Assembled and tested boards only to make sure we don't hurt any 4004 chips.
Please note the kit does not come w/ a 4004 chip. You need to obtain a working one.

Credits

I like to thank following for extracting rare ROM images and making them available for public:

www.4004.com team
4004 design team
Computer History Museum
Tim McNerney for printer emulation code.

You can find historical notes and ROM commented listings at www.4004.com.

Busicom 141-PF picture by Swtpc6800 Michael Holley - Own work, Public Domain.

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Review Breakdown

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Paul | Dec. 25, 2020

Awesome board

This is an amazing board allowing you to run and program the first ever microprocesssor. I've always wanted to build a board for the 4004 but it's difficult and not something you want to mess up. Using an arduino to emmulate hardware is a very cool idea. My board arrived promptly and worked out of the box once I'd got an arduino mega and 4004. Thanks again Erturk for an amazing board and opening up computing history to everyone.

$40.04