Discover the history of computing with the Kenbak-1 Emulator! This emulator is not just a copy, but a carefully recreated digital version of the Kenbak-1, one of the first personal computers, released in 1971.

Key Features:
• Full Processor Emulation: Authentic
emulation of all original Kenbak-1 instructions.
• Interactive Front Panel: Replica of the
control panel with working switches and LEDs.
• Easy-to-use command input panel:
Allows you to choose the specific processor instruction from the command panel and immediately store it in memory.
• Memory Dump: Visual display of the
contents of each memory location for debugging and analysis.
• Save and Load Programs: Create,
save, and load your own programs written for the Kenbak-1.
• Documentation: Complete set of
original Kenbak-1 documentation.
• Settings: Option to adjust emulation
speed and other parameters.

The Kenbak-1 Emulator is the perfect
tool for learning the fundamentals of computing, experimenting with machine code, and delving into computer history. It's a great way to understand how the first computers worked and how the foundations of the modern digital revolution were laid.