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st1nger :unverified: 🏴‍☠️ :linux: :freebsd:

#TexasInstruments just released a #microcontroller so small you could lose it in your pocket. The #MSPM0C1104 is only 1.38 mm², smaller than a grain of rice, but still acts as a tiny computer. It has a 32-bit processor running at 24 MHz, with 1KB of memory and 16KB of storage. It can even sense things like temperature or movement. Power use is minimal, running on just 87μA per MHz and dropping to 5μA in standby. This makes it ideal for tiny devices that need to last a long time on small batteries. It is also built to handle extreme conditions, working in temperatures from –40°C to 125°C. ti.com/product/MSPM0C1104

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Stefan Wolfrum :mastodon:

@koehntopp Einen 58C habe ich auch noch auf der Liste; irgendwann wird er mich finden. Aber so schön Continuous Memory auch ist – neue Programme muss man dann halt doch mühsam eintippen und verliert die alten. Da sind die Magnetkarten des TI-59 zum permanenten Speichern (und schnellen Laden) von Programmen doch schon ne Ecke praktischer, denke ich … 🧐 – Hast Du Deinen 58C noch? #TexasInstruments #ti59 #ti58c #calculator #pocketcalculator

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Stefan Wolfrum :mastodon:

So, Projekt SR-56 vorläufig abgeschlossen. Alles funktioniert. 😊 Höchstens nochmal alles aufmachen für eine Grundreinigung innen. Und mal sehen, wie man die sichtbaren Blessuren kaschieren könnte. Vielleicht die Tasten retro-brighten? 🤔 Der Batteriefach-Deckel ist 3D-gedruckt, weil‘s mit dem Original alles zu eng war. Die 1150 mAh des LiPo Akkus sind fast doppelt so viel Energie, wie die originalen NiCd Akkus! #TexasInstruments #Taschenrechner #Calculator #LiPo #restauration #sr56 #3dprinting

An old Texas Instruments SR-56 scientific calculator featuring a red LED display and a variety of mathematical function buttons. The calculator has a black and gold design, with wear visible on some keys.
The image shows the inside of a Texas Instruments SR-56 calculator, featuring a visible circuit board, a battery pack, and wiring. The calculator's exterior casing is partially removed, revealing its internal components.
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pfriedma
A number of years ago, I did some fun vector art minimal wallpapers featuring retro hardware. I haven't posted them in a while, so please enjoy this TI SR-51, a PDP8-e, a trio of IBM 2401 drives, and a VAX11/780.

Please feel free to use and share these freely (though please also provide attribution if you do!)

#retroComputing #minimalistArt #vectorArt #VAX #TapeDrive #TexasInstruments #DEC #DigitalEquipmentCorporation #PDP8 #IBM
a VAX11/780 "mainframe" (minicomputer) featuring the CPU cabinet, HDD, and Tape drives. White/blue and Grey on Tan.
A PDP8-e operator console (no text) grey, orange, yellow on a tan background.
Three IBM 2401 drives, featuring tape reals in blue and red. The drives themselves are in light grey and blue. The drives are on a dark grey background.
A Texas Instruments SR-51 scientific calculator (no text) in burgundy, brown, and tan on a goose-grey background (portrait layout)
#ibm
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ResearchBuzz: Firehose

Tom’s Hardware: Alarming amount of Texas Instrument chips found in Russian-based weapons in Ukraine — Russian military using third parties to purchase U.S-made chips. “Despite strict sanctions imposed by the United States preventing semiconductor shipments to Russia, Russian weapons discovered on Ukrainian battlefields purportedly have an alarming amount of U.S.-manufactured chips inside. […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2024/12/10/toms-hardware-alarming-amount-of-texas-instrument-chips-found-in-russian-based-weapons-in-ukraine-russian-military-using-third-parties-to-purchase-u-s-made-chips/

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