Elektor Junior Computer

The junior computer was a single-board computer kit based on the 6502 processor. It was developed by computer Loys Nachtmann for the magazine Elektor, who presented the kit in a multi-part magazine series in May 1980. Although the Elektor Junior Computer was not the first single-board computer based on the 6502 processor ( in the U.S., there already existed the KIM -1), it was especially in Europe a very successful model that has been replicated thousands of times. The development of junior computer was inspired by the KIM -1.