Reason: Yes I know,"Oh he's cheating, wireless mods for cpus are for losers". Someone's got to do it and I want to see how fast I can get and maybe I'll learn something along the way. Wireless redstone allows for a even better instant redstone wiring (Busing not included) which allows for long distant signals. It's not lag intensive at all!

Mods needed:
-ChickenBones's wireless mod (Install the prerequisites yourself)

To do list: (more later)
-8bit ALU with !A,!B,CC,FC,OR and right shift  Done!
     -Op decoders, output registers
-16 registers for the ALU
     -RAM or ALU selector
     -All erase, for quick program restart or shutdown
-128 bytes of RAM
     -Memory part
     -Address decoder
     -All erase
-128 lines of program memory (oh yeah)
     -User friendly way to program (no torches)
     -Read/Write program memory
     -2 binary output displays
     -2 user inputs
     -4 user input condition buttons
-GPU
    -16x16 pixel screen
    -Draw, Erase/all erase, Fill X, Fill Y
    -Framebuffer (for smooth image rendering)
-Programs hope to achieve (This is new)
    -Bresenham's Line drawing algorithm
    -8-bit multiplication (Don't argue, it's possible)
  -Simple programs (Mostly for testing)
        -Fibonacci sequence
        -4-bit multiplication
        -Other stuff like drawing, counting, and complex operations

Oh and there's no instruction set....yeah, I'm kind of lazy on that part

Wireless channels used:
115

Clock speed:
TBA

Specs: