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A 8x8 pixel projekt for CBC2004 with the legendary C64 (<i>"Best selling computer in History {even today}- The Commodore 64 sold 30 million records and is in the Guinness Book of Records."</i>) and the famous datasette drive (<i>"Almost slowest mass storage device ever built."</i>). | A 8x8 pixel projekt for CBC2004 with the legendary C64 (<i>"Best selling computer in History {even today}- The Commodore 64 sold 30 million records and is in the Guinness Book of Records."</i>) and the famous datasette drive (<i>"Almost slowest mass storage device ever built."</i>). | ||
Latest revision as of 00:13, 13 June 2010
project overview  | |
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| Year | 2004 |
| Number of pixels | 64 (8x8) |
| Grayscales / Colors | |
| Illuminant | |
| Power input | |
| Contact person | Rene Schickbauer |
| Project website | |
A 8x8 pixel projekt for CBC2004 with the legendary C64 ("Best selling computer in History {even today}- The Commodore 64 sold 30 million records and is in the Guinness Book of Records.") and the famous datasette drive ("Almost slowest mass storage device ever built.").
Project breakdown:
- Idea: Rene Schickbauer & Anno1903 project & 3x Gösser beers
- Design & circuit board: Kai Gossner
- Soldering & components: Rene Schickbauer
- C64 & Datasette: Commodore (and Rene Schickbauer)
- Software: [[User:ReneSchickbauer & Kai Gossner
- External visual interface (TV set): Stefan Schürmans' parents
C64 with packaging
1530/C2N Cassette drive "Datasette"
Layout of the board
Board before drilling
When finished, the board will look like this.
first Testscreen
C64 Lights Video [1,1 MB]
