Home computers using 8-bit processors

[ ] MOS Technology 6502-based

    * Acorn Computers Ltd

          o Acorn Atom

          o Acorn Electron

          o BBC Micro (plus an optional, faster, 6502 in external coprocessor module)

          o BBC Master (65C02)

    * Apple Computer

          o Apple I

          o Apple II, II+ (incl Bell & Howell), IIe

          o Apple IIe Enhanced, IIe Platinum (65C02)

          o Apple IIc, IIc+ (65C02)

          o Apple III, III+ (Synertek 6502A)

    * Atari

          o Atari 400 & 800

          o Atari 600XL, 800XL, 1200XL, 65XE, 130XE, XEGS (6502C)

    * Commodore International

          o PET/CBM

          o VIC-20

          o CBM-II, aka B range (6509)

          o Commodore 64, SX-64 (6510)

          o C64C (6510 / 8500)

          o C16 and Plus/4 (7501 / 8501)

          o C128, 128D (8502)

    * Compukit

          o UK101 \'clone\' of Superboard from Ohio Scientific

    * Franklin Computer Corp.

          o Franklin ACE 100 (clone of the Apple II)

          o Franklin ACE 1000 (clone of the Apple IIe)

          o Franklin ACE 1200 (6502 as well as a Z80)

          o Franklin ACE 500 (65C02)

          o Franklin ACE 2000, 2100, 2200 (clones of Apple IIe/IIc) (65SC02)

    * MOS Technology

          o KIM-1 (single-board computer)

    * Ohio Scientific

          o C1P (SBC with space for 8MB RAM in 2114 type memory chips)

          o Superboard (like C1P but without the case)

          o C4P (multiboard computer with backplane bus)

    * Oric Int\'l/Tangerine

          o Tangerine MICROTAN 65 (6502A)

          o Oric-1 (6502A)

          o Oric Atmos (6502A)

    * Video Technology

          o CreatiVision

          o Laser 2001

          o Laser 3000

[ ] Zilog Z80 and clones

    * ABC 80, ABC 800, ABC 802, etc.

    * AI Electronics ABC24 / ABC26

    * Altos 580-2

    * Amstrad

          o Amstrad CPC 464, 664, 6128

          o Amstrad PCW 8256, 8512, 9512

    * Aster CT-80 (TRS-80 and CP/M compatible)

    * Aval AVC777

    * BBC Micro (in optional second processor external module added to built-in 6502)

    * Cambridge Computers Z88

    * Camputers Lynx48, Lynx96, and Lynx128

    * Canon V-20, V-25

    * Casio FP1000 / FP1100 / MX10 / PV7

    * Ce-Tec MPC-80

    * Coleco Adam, Colecovision

    * Colour Genie Eaca EG2000

    * Commodore 128 (two CPUs: Z80 and 6502-compatible 8502)

    * Cromemco C-10 / CS-0 / CS-1 / Z1

    * Daewoo CPC300 / CPC400 / CPC400S / DPC-200 / DPH-64 / IQ-1000 / MX64

    * Data Science XOR

    * DEC

          o DEC Rainbow 100

          o DEC VT180 (Robin)

    * Dick Smith System 80 (TRS-80 clone)

    * Enterprise 128

    * Epson PX-4, PX-8, QX-10, and QX-16

    * Exidy Sorcerer

    * Franklin ACE 1200 (two CPUs: Z80 and 6502)

    * Galaksija

    * Goldstar FC-100 and FC-200

    * Gradiente Expert 1.0, Expert 1.1, and Expert DD Plus

    * Grundy NewBrain

    * Heathkit H-89

    * Hitachi H80, MB-H1, MB-H2, and MB-H80

    * Jupiter Ace

    * Kaypro all models except the 16, 2000, and PC

    * KC85 (U880 CPU: East German Z80 clone)

    * Kyocera YC-100 and YC-64

    * Lambda 8300

    * Luxor ABC 80

    * Mattel Aquarius and Aquarius II

    * MicroBee

    * Microdigital TK 85 and TK 90X

    * Microprofessor I

    * Miles Gordon Technology (MGT) SAM Coupé

    * Mitsubishi MLF80, MLFX1, and MLFX2

    * MSX-standard home computers

    * Nascom 1 and Nascom 2

    * Nintendo Game Boy

    * Philips G7400, NMS8245, NMS8280, VG5000

    * Pioneer PX-7

    * Plantron PT-80

    * Plessey PC 60

    * Tandy/Radio Shack TRS-80 Model I, II, III, IV, 4D, 4P

    * Regency Systems R2C

    * Sharp MZ range including MZ-80, MZ-700 and MZ-800 series (Z80 clone: Sharp LH-0080)

    * Sinclair

          o Sinclair ZX80 (used Z80 clone: NEC 780C-1)

          o Sinclair ZX81

          o Sinclair ZX Spectrum 16/48K, Spectrum+, +128, +2 (Amstrad) and +3 (Amstrad)

    * Sord IS11, M23, M5, and M68 (dual 68000 and Z80 cpus)

    * Spectravideo 318, 328 and successors

    * Tatung Einstein

    * Tiki 100

    * Timex

          o Timex Computers 2048 (slightly improved ZX Spectrum)

          o Timex Sinclair 1000 and 1500 (U.S. versions of ZX81)

          o Timex Sinclair 2068 (U.S. improved ZX Spectrum)

    * Video Technology Laser 110 / 200 / 210 / 310 / 350 / 500

    * Videoton TVC

[ ] Motorola 6803

    * Matra Alice (French clone of the TRS-80 MC-10)

    * Newbear 77/68

    * TRS-80 MC-10

[ ] Motorola 6809 (8/16-bit)

    * Commodore SuperPET/SP9000 (6809 as well as 6502)

    * Dragon 32/64 (Welsh TRS-80 "CoCo" clones)

    * Thomson MO5 (6809E)

    * TRS-80 Color Computer ("CoCo") 1 and 2 (6809E)

    * TRS-80 Color Computer 3 (68B09E)

[ ] Home computers using 16-bit processors

[ ] Intel x86 architecture

    * IBM PCjr (8088)

    * BBC Master 512 (80186 in addition to 65C02 main processor)

[ ] K1801WM1 (PDP-11 µP clone)

    * Electronics BK-0010

[ ] Texas Instruments TMS9900

    * Texas Instruments TI-99/4

    * Texas Instruments TI-99/4A

    * Tomy Tutor aka Grandstand Tutor (TMS9995)

[ ] Western Design Center 65C816

    * Apple IIGS

[ ] Home computers using 32-bit processors

[ ] Motorola 68k family

    * Apple Macintosh series

    * Atari ST series

    * Commodore Amiga series

    * Sharp X68000

    * Sinclair QL (68008)

[ ] National Semiconductor NS32016

    * BBC Micro (in optional second processor external module added to built-in 6502)

[ ] ARM Ltd ARM

    * BBC Micro (ARM1 in optional second processor external module added to built-in 6502)

    * Acorn Archimedes (ARM2, ARM3, ARM250)

[ ] Intel x86 architecture

    * Apple Macintosh series

[ ] Intel XScale architecture

    * Iyonix

[ ] PowerPC

    * Apple Macintosh series

[ ] Home computers using 64-bit processors

[ ] Intel EM64T and AMD AMD64 architecture

    * Apple Macintosh series

[ ] PowerPC

    * Apple Macintosh series