PicoZ80 Is a Drop-In Replacement for Everyone's Favorite Zilog CPU
neomech
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March 24, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (1 comments)
lproven
The underlying project page is extremely long: https://eaw.app/picoz80/ It refers to other projects by the same author (?) without explaining them, such as "tranZPUter". That's a very long page too. It also keeps on about the Sharp MZ range. It never explains why that relatively obscure kit. It barely touches on multi-million selling Z80 machines like the ZX Spectrum. It is very odd, very long, very unreadable, and put together with passing mentions of LLM-bot assisted coding, I think it might be bot slop.