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FIGnition is 8-bit kit computer that runs Forth. It aims to offer the same experience that people might have had with one of the early microcomputers of the late 1970s or early 1980s.

The kits, which are sold for £20 each, require soldering and testing.

Programs can be entered using the FIGnition's tiny eight-button keyboard.

References

External links

FIGnition website