Uhhh, I hate to jump on the patrio-wagon here but Baird was throwing television signals across the atlantic years before Farnsworth demonstrated his tube
I thought we were talking about the people who first developed broadcasting standards. You can't really narrow down such a big invention as TV to just one person, anyway.
Any speculation as to whether the "CPU" in this C64 device is an embedded core from a modern CPU like a MIPS, or a totally custom device? I would think it's too much trouble to make a new chip from the C64 blueprints, especially of the SID. We *did* just have a few threads on why it would be practically impossible to remanufacture the OCS / AGA chipsets.
OT: Oh yeah, I work for the Post Office, now, and I could not *believe* how many QVC boxes we had to ship this holiday season. I mean, we had six-foot-tall boxes loaded with 'em.
If you live in New England, they went through my P.O. Annex, and I probably sorted them. Merry Christmas. :-D
