Quadium 4004 Workbench Intel 4004 & MCS‑4 laboratory

A practical workbench for learning, testing, and low-level exploration

Quadium 4004 Workbench Emulator Interface — MCS-4 microcomputer laboratory and CPU simulation environment

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What you can do in 5 minutes

  • Write a tiny QuadBasic snippet and transpile it to Intel 4004 assembly.
  • Build and run on a full MCS-4 lab setup with visible CPU and memory state.
  • Adjust execution speed from instant run to slow inspection for learning.

New to the MCS‑4 angle? Read a short overview of the Intel 4004 emulator and MCS‑4 laboratory features for Windows.

Who this is for

  • Retro-computing enthusiasts
  • Engineers and low-level programmers
  • Teachers and self-learners exploring 4-bit architecture

Who this is not for

  • Players looking for a casual arcade game
  • Users expecting one-click modern app automation
  • Anyone who does not want technical learning content

From QuadBasic to working 4004 code

  1. Write: start with a simple QuadBasic source.
  2. Transpile: generate Intel 4004 assembly output.
  3. Run: build, load ROM, and execute on the virtual lab.

Guided screenshots (preview)

CPU and bus visibility

CPU state, bus activity, and disassembler visible together while you run.

Full caption in gallery

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Example programs (preview)

Want code-ready samples? Open the examples page.

Watch a 60-second QuadBasic-to-ASM demo

Direct link: Watch this demo on YouTube.

Trailer, wishlist, and product summary: Open the Steam & trailer page.

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