iAltairHD vs Nuwa Basic

iAltairHD pretends to be a MITS Altair 8800 computer and gives you a glimpse how old operating systems like CP/M 2 have felt. It is fully loaded with software but please note that the system is completely self contained and this means that you cannot remotely add any code. If you want to play a classic text based adventure game such as Zork, talk to Eliza, play Startrek, do a little bit of WordStar or create a little program in Basic or TurboPascal, iAltairHD is for you. The iAltairHD computer supports - 8080, Z80 and 8086 CPU - Basic VT100 terminal emulation for full screen editors and games - CPU speed throttling for classic terminal games - Dropbox integration for disk backup The following software is included: - Altair Basic (4k and 8k) and Altair DOS - CP/M 2 with Basic, Pascal MT+, Prolog, TurboPascal, WordStar, VEDIT screen editor, Multiplan, dBASE II, a collection of classic Basic games and text based adventures - CP/M 3 with the possibility to exchange data between CP/M 2 and CP/M 3 - CP/M 86 with VEDIT and Pascal MT+ 86 - MS-DOS 1.25 with Basic-86 and Perfect Writer

Nuwa Basic is a programming environment specifically designed for children and other programming beginners. The Basic language features a simple syntax with only 17 fundamental statements. Building on the Basic language, Nuwa Basic incorporates sound, graphics, and animation extensions, making the process of learning programming more engaging and enjoyable. Main features of Nuwa Basic: (1) Easy to understand and easy to learn. There are only 17 basic statements; (2) Conversational programming, execute immediately after entering the command statement, quick feedback reduces the difficulty of programming introduction, and it is easier to stimulate the interest of beginners; (3) Built-in multiple graphics and animations, which can be played and controlled with simple statements to achieve interesting animation effects; (4) It has strong sound processing ability, can play songs with a variety of tones and beats, and can also play interesting built-in sound effects; (5) Support local language (input, output, string functions), and you can write your own language interface program; (6) Support syntax highlighting. Terms of Use： https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Email: nwbasic@outlook.com