replica of the Apple I hobbyist computer (1 MHz) Laser 128 series clones of Apple II KIM-1 Modern Replica of the MOS/CBM KIM-1 by Briel Computing Video game consoles Atari Lynx handheld (65SC02 @ ~4 MHz) NEC PC Engine aka TurboGrafx-16 (HuC6280 @ 7.16 MHz) GameKing handhelds (6 MHz) by Timetop Watara Supervision handhelds (65SC02 @ 4 MHz) Other products TurboMaster accelerator cartridge for the Commodore 64 home computer (65C02 @ 4.09 MHz) Tube-connected second processor for the Acorn BBC Micro home computer (65C02 @ 3 MHz) many dedicated chess computers i.e.: Mephisto MMV, Novag Super Constellation, Fidelity Elite and many more (4–20 MHz) See also Interrupts in 65xx processors CSG 65CE02, a further enhanced version of the 65C02 Notes References Citations Bibliography Further reading 65C02 Datasheet; Western Design Center; 32 pages; 2018. Programming the 65816 - including the 6502, 65C02, 65802; 1st Ed; David Eyes and Ron Lichty; Prentice Hall; 636 pages; 1986; . (archive) External links 65C02 webpage - Western Design Center 65xx/65Cxx/65SCxx Differences - CPU World 6502/65C02/65C816 Instruction Set Decoded – From Neil Parker's Apple II page 65xx microprocessors 8-bit microprocessors