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Mini 1541

Mini 1541
Mini 1541

Rik Magers managed to stuff a uIEC into a tiny little enclosure that looks like a miniature CBM 1541 case.  More details are available at his blog.

Posted on October 4, 2011March 14, 2012Author go4retroCategories MiscellaneousTags uIEC

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