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MMD-1

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Download mmd1.zip (0 B)

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Cabinet
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Game infos

Description MMD-1

Name mmd1

Manufacturer E&L Instruments Inc

Year 1976

Runnable yes

System arcade /

Number of players Non-arcade

Added to MAME .133

Romset size 0 B

Romset file files

Romset zip 0 B

Genre Computer

Parent and clones

Parent This game is the parent

Clones

mmd2 : MMD-2 (1976)

Sound infos

Sound_channels 0

Driver infos

Driver status good

Driver emulation good

Driver color good

Driver sound good

Driver graphic good

Driver cocktail

Driver protection

Driver savestate yes

Inputs infos

Input service no

Input tilt no

Input players 1

Input buttons

Input coins

Controls infos

type	ways	minimum	maximum	sensitivity	keydelta	reverse
keyboard						no

Roms list

console	name	bios	size	crc	md5	merge	sha1	region	offset	status	optional
arcade	kex.ic15		256	434f6923			a2af60deda54c8d3f175b894b47ff554eb37e9cb	maincpu	0	good	no

Chips list

name	tag	type	clock
8080	maincpu	cpu	750000

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History

Computer published 43 years ago:

MMD-1 (c) 1976 E&L Instruments, Inc.

- TRIVIA -

MMD stands for Mini-Micro Designer

The first true single-board computer (see the May 1976 issue of Radio-Electronics) called the dyna-micro was based on the Intel C8080A, and also used Intel's first EPROM, the C1702A. The dyna-micro was re-branded by E&L Instruments of Derby, CT in 1976 as the MMD-1 (Mini-Micro Designer 1) and was made famous as the example microcomputer in the very popular 8080 BugBook series of the time.

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