Home computers from the France that never was.
Picture 1984 if the Minitel had grown into a real computer. That is the machine we build: a phosphor screen, a prompt that answers A>, and your own keyboard sent over Wi-Fi.
TERMINA 80 BIOS v1.0 (c) 2026 Vendetta 84 Processeur : ESP32, 2 coeurs 240 MHz . OK Ecran : ILI9488 480x320 ......... OK Disque A: : LittleFS 1,9 Mo ......... OK Reseau : termina.local ........... OK A>theme vert A>
Product file · first machine
A retro micro-computer on an ESP32 with a 3.5 inch screen. It has no keyboard of its own: the keyboard and mouse of your PC reach it over Wi-Fi. It boots to a shell, runs Lua programs, and ships with a windowed desktop.
Decree n° 84-001 on home computing
It belongs to you.No account to create and no cloud to sign in to. You plug it in and it boots to a prompt.
You can make it yourself.The case prints in 3D, the firmware flashes from a PC, and every part is easy to find.
The screen glows.Green, amber or white phosphor, with scanlines if you want them. Nobody needs a flat grey terminal.
The line is not open yet. Termina 80 is still on the workbench. The first units, the case files and the manual will be announced here when they are ready.