Over the summer, you might recall seeing a homebrew 6502 game console called the GameTank grace these pages. The product of [Clyde Shaffer], the system was impressively complete, very well ...

While other 6502 homebrew computers such as [Quinn Dunki] Veronica can reach unparalleled heights of complexity, there is a lot to be said about the minimalism of [Stian]’s three-chip computer.

Veterans of the PC-pioneering Homebrew Computer Club gather to remember old times at the Vintage Computer Festival. Photos: PC pioneers ...

The night would be November 11, and the Homebrew Computer Club’s ostensible reunion will bring together many of the people who played a part in the birth of the PC.

Veterans of the PC-pioneering Homebrew Computer Club gather to remember old times at the Vintage Computer Festival. Photos: PC pioneers ...

Today marks the 38th anniversary of the first Homebrew Computer Club meeting. The Homebrew Computer Club was an eclectic collection of computer enthusiasts who gathered to meet and talk about tech ...

Pic/YouTube On this day, March 5 in 1975, several very high-profile hackers and computer entrepreneurs met at the Homebrew Computer Club, an early computer hobbyist group in Silicon Valley.

Despite its humble name, the Homebrew Computer Club holds a special place in computing history. Started in 1975, the club was a place where hackers and hobbyists could get together, and it ...

Harry McCracken / TIME Homebrew member Chris Espinosa with an original club newsletter Paul Terrell, whose Byte Shop was Silicon Valley’s first computer store and the very first Apple retailer.

The hackers who created the Wii Homebrew Channel have made the channel functional on the Wii U, according to a post on the group’s website, HackMii.