Man Builds Giant Homemade Computer To Play Tetris
It is 33ft (10m) wide and 6ft (2m) high in sitting room of his bungalow in Cambridge, UK. The "Megaprocessor," does the job of a chip-sized microprocessor, it contains 40,000 transistors, 10,000 LED lights and it weighs around half a ton (500kg). So far, he has used it to play the classic video game Tetris. Mr Newman, a digital electronics engineer, started the project because he was learning about transistors and wanted to visualize how a microprocessor worked. The components all light up as the huge device carries out a task.
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3. marleymanbob commented 7 years ago
did he really have to explain tetris? I think he's the only person on the planet that started to play it only last week!


6. captain_obvious commented 7 years ago
a big nerd, but still he is awesome!


7. tomthecabinboy commented 7 years ago
Wonder if he can write a Pokemon GO! App? Then he could fit 4 castor wheels to the mega processor and take it outside.


8. Judge-Jake commented 7 years ago
I guess considering we are now in the middle of 2016 someone ought to ask the question WHY?


9. challenger451 commented 7 years ago
He must have a lot of extra time on his hands. Good job, but why?


10. thundersnow commented 7 years ago
#8, #9, because he can...





11. Judge-Jake commented 7 years ago
#10 Well I could go around shooting people (if I had a gun) but doing it because I can wouldn't wash much in court



12. thundersnow commented 7 years ago
#11 You have the toy gun!





14. snotraddict commented 7 years ago
Must get hot in that room! All the haters on his skills, to be fair that's way too fast!
+7 1. 5ubZer0 commented 7 years ago