Did you ever want to try your hand at soldering together a computer? Now you can relive the experience Wozniak had tinkering while building the first Apple computer in his garage, all from the comfort of your favourite workspace... Most of the design-work already done, so just heat up your soldering iron and get to work on it!

Most single board computers (SBC) seem to lack a way of displaying things on a real monitor or TV, the ones that do usually do so by cheating... what's awesome about having a modern supercharged microcontroller generate all of the video signals for you? Not much to be honest, and that's why I've done it using one of the old MC6847 video display generator IC instead. That way you get something with the graphical fidelity we all know and love from the Tandy Color Computer or even the Dragon 32!

The original design for this Video Display Unit module needs an additional amplifier circuit, this one is used to display BOTH black AND white to a monitor (B/W). See color amplifier module for the rest of the colors!