HackerBox #0101 - Archives

Open the archives of computing machinery to discover the Kenbak-1. Designed in 1970, it is widely considered to be the world's first personal computer. We will use an ATmega328P-based Arduino Nano to assemble, test, and program a kit reproduction of the Kenbak-1 Computer. The Kenbakuino project perfectly emulates the Kenbak-1 using the Arduino integrated development environment. Assemble and experiment with a light-reactive firefly robot kit. Explore historical archives from the world of computer and electronics enthusiasts. Consider the future of GenAI prompting for visual artwork and more. Box Contents Include: HackerBox 0101 Collectable Reference Card Exclusive KENBAK-1 Reproduction Main Board Kit Exclusive KENBAK-1 Reproduction Front Panel Kit ATmega328P Arduino Nano Type-C Microcontroller Module DS1307 Real-Time Clock Module Light-Reactive Firefly Robot Kit Three Archive-Themed Hacker Stickers Online resources: Official Online Guide for HackerBox 0101 Unbox & Build Video from Jamie's Hack Shack Kenbak-1: The World's First Personal Computer Assembly Language Video from breakit_makeit Unbox & Build Video from HighShelfRich Unbox & Build Video from 463n7