SacState 8008
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Download Details
split set | sacstate.zip 2.48KiB |
merged set | sacstate.7z 1.59KiB |
standalone set | sacstate.7z 1.60KiB |
Game Details
Computer published 51 years ago:
SacState 8008 (c) 1973 California State University.
One of the first teams to build a complete system around the 8008 was Bill Pentz' team at California State University, Sacramento. The SacState 8008 was possibly the first true microcomputer, with a disk operating system built with IBM Basic assembly language in PROM all driving a color display, hard drive, keyboard, modem, audio/paper tape reader and printer.
- TRIVIA -
The project started in the spring of 1972 and with key help from Tektronix the system was fully functional a year later. Bill assisted Intel with the MCS-8 kit and provided key input to the Intel 8080 instruction set which helped make it useful for the industry and hobbyists.
- STAFF -
Driver Details
source | skeleton/sacstate.cpp |
driver status | preliminary |
emulation status | preliminary |
save states | supported |
channels | 1 |
Screen Details
display | terminal:terminal_screen |
type | raster |
orientation | horizontal |
width | 640 |
height | 240 |
refresh rate | 50.00hz |
Input Details
player: | 1 |
type | keyboard |
directions | N/A |
buttons | 73way |
Chipset Details
Intel 8008 | 800.00khz |
Speaker | present |
Beep | 2.00khz |
ROM Details
name | size | crc |
---|---|---|
sacst1.bin | 256.00B | ba020160 |
sacst2.bin | 256.00B | 26f3e505 |
sacst3.bin | 256.00B | 965b3474 |
sacst4.bin | 256.00B | 3cd3e169 |
sacst5.bin | 256.00B | 30619454 |
sacst6.bin | 256.00B | a4cd2ff6 |
sacst7.bin | 256.00B | 33971d8b |
sacst8.bin | 256.00B | 931252ef |