In short this site is intended for those of you who are also interested in the wonderful mix between building electronics hardware and creating computer software.

All software and projects on this site can be used free of charge for your own personal use.

I've added a new corner to the Knowledge base. This new corner will contain everything which is related to the internet and networks.
It starts off with some information about Wifi sharing and using shared Wifi networks. So if you share your Wifi with strangers, or if you regularly use shared Wifi networks or Hotspots, I think you should read this.
And now I have also written a little story behind Fon, an affordable way to share you Wifi securely in exchange you'll get free Wifi access around the globe. Read all about it and become a Fonero yourself.

The A1-Assembler version 1.0 is out. Now you can start assembling on a genuine Apple 1, one of its replicas or emulators without the need of any other software or equipment.

Software version 2.07 of the SB-Assembler has been released. It can now create code which can directly be sent to an Apple 1 computer! Read all about it on my SB-Assembler pages.

By now my Apple 1 project pages have become mature enough to stop calling them preliminary. Not everything is ready yet. The question is: "will it ever be?"
Enjoy a trip back in history, although it is far from a traditional history lesson which simply sums up some facts, figures and dates. These pages intend to be(come) a need to know information source for all Apple 1, A-One, Apple 1 Replica and Apple 1 Emulator users out there.

A brand new corner in my projects section is now officially released. It describes the legendary MPF-1B, a single board training computer, often nicknamed the Micro Professor.
Some of pages describe how the MPF-1 works and what you should know in order to successfully program it yourself. Others show some small educational experiments, with many more to follow (if time permits).