The miniature size computer described in this short series of
articles heralds a new era in DIY microcontroller development
systems. The MatchBox computer (MBC) is cheap, simple to
program in a BASIC dialect, and uses an EEPROM for nonvolatile
program storage. Programs for the MBC may be
written, edited, debugged and downloaded with the aid of an
MS-DOS PC, using the serial RS232 port. To support the
hardware, a variety of programming examples 'from the
ground up' and system utilities are available on a floppy disk.
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