Mark 1
The Mark I is a computer hardware platform in production by Gentek. It features a dynamically-generated 480-character display with sprite capability and 8 fullscreen underlay layers, 32KB of onboard memory with 32KB hot-swappable floppy disks, a variety of programs, BASIC programming, and more.
Origins
The Mark I was first spawned in December 2011 by Nelson Jenkins with assistance from Will Szymborska. The idea of an individual-character display was thrown around for years, but wasn't technically feasible until recently due to newer LSL functions and mesh construction possibilities. Adel Button assisted by designing the character display object, which was scripted in only a few hours late at night. The first design ever displayed on the Mark I display was a grey dialog box for SeiOS on a green background with a drop shadow, listing off the names of the primary developers (Nelson, Adel, and Will). The casing and peripherals were made in the following weeks, along with the core of SeiOS.
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