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Announcing the 2026 Hackaday Retrocomputing Challenge

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Hackaday has launched the 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge, inviting developers to showcase their retrocomputer projects until October 27th. This challenge highlights various categories such as restoring old hardware, creating modern emulations of classic machines, integrating vintage computers with contemporary technology, and developing new software for older systems.

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