Human computer
The human computer is a computer system based on Western Design Center's WDC 65C265 microcontroller and produced by Western Design Center. The computer was named after Bill Mensch , one of the designers of the 6502 processor and founder of the Western Design Center company.
The computer was developed for the hobby area and for customers who are interested in how computers work, especially at the assembly language level . Much of the software that can be executed on the computer comes from other systems that understand the instruction set of the 65816 or 6502 processor (e.g. Nintendo Entertainment System , Super Nintendo , or Apple IIgs ).
The human computer has a ROM monitor and a number of software routines that are located as subroutines on the ROM.