016 - Special: I am Canadian! MCM/70 a Canadian Pioneer

I became a Canadian a few weeks ago and in this video I talk about the MCM/70 a Canadian icon and probably the first personal computer using a microprocessor! We take a look at its incredible features, its Intel 8008, the APL programming language and the emulator created by the York University in Toronto!
Links:
York University Computer Museum MCM exhibit: museum.eecs.yorku.ca/exhibits...
Vintage Computer Canada: vintagecomputer.ca/the-micro-...
Inventing the PC: The MCM/70 Story: www.amazon.ca/Inventing-PC-MC...
Intel 8008 datasheet: www.bitsavers.org/components/i...
MCM/70 reproduction: hackaday.io/project/184646-mc...
MCM/70 online emulator: github.com/jefflomax/blazor-c...
MCM/70 User manual: www.cse.yorku.ca/museum/MCM/MC...
MCM/70 tapes: www.cse.yorku.ca/museum/MCM/MC...
Most images used in this video were borrowed from vintagecomputer.ca!

[@vanhetgoor]

Now you are allowed to play ice hockey all days of the year, everywhere you can find a the ice.

[@non_maskable_interrupt]

Lol if only I could skate!

[@vintagecomputerca]

Congratulations on your new citizenship! You did a great job on this video. Very cool to see the emulators available. I do need to check the tapes I have on my MCM/70. I've been a little cautious with those but at least now I can mess around with some virtual ones on the emulators first. Great video!

[@non_maskable_interrupt]

Wow thanks! You do a great job keeping these amazing machines working! The pictures on your website are amazing!!!

[@dvidrie]

Hey man! Congratulations! I hope you celebrated it with a shot of maple syrup xD

[@non_maskable_interrupt]

Hey! Thanks! Well, not really maple syrup! lol But yeah, we are really happy!