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Usagi Electric is a regular guest in our magazine. And rightfully so. Because what this gentleman produces in his free time, makes the heart of a retrocomputing fan beat faster.

This time it is about vacuum tube based RAM. A monstrous 4 bits of RAM!

The whole project is so ingenious, that it is just fun to watch. You can be curious what comes next.

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