Apple introduced the LaserWriter 40 years ago today, forming a cornerstone of what became known as the desktop publishing ...

[Adam Podstawczyński] found himself trying to operate one of these Motorola ECBs from 1981. This board contains a 68000 CPU (as used in several Macintoshes and Amigas), 32 kB of RAM, and a ROM ...

For those wanting to dip their toes into this world, this Motorola 68000 emulator created by [Ted Fried] may be the thing needed to discover the magic of these once-ubiquitous chips. The emulator ...

Bytom, June the 28th, 2012-- Digital Core Design, IP Core and SoC design laboratories from Poland have introduced the newest version of the Motorola’s 68000 16/32-bit microprocessor. D68000 is the ...

Apple's LaserWriter started the desktop publishing revolution by making WYSIWYG a new standard that we've come to expect.