MOS
Processors
Models
Processors
- 6502 — At Wescon 75, the 6502 made its mark not through a polished launch but by sheer audacity of price and accessibility.
- 6510 — The MOS 6510 was a specialized variant of the MOS 6502, the chip that had already powered the Apple II, Atari 400/800, and countless other systems.
- 6581 SID — Unlike contemporary sound chips that offered simple beeps or noise channels, the 6581 SID implemented a full-fledged synthesizer architecture, with each of its three voices…