Parameter	Value	Notes
Data Width	16 bit	Op-codes are 8 bits wide Whilst the internal data paths are all 16 bit, the external data bus is 8 bits wide.
Address Width	16 bit
Number of Registers	7	R0, R1, R2, R3 : General Purpose PC : Program Counter SP : Stack Pointer PS : Processor Status
Clock Speed	DC to something	Currently looks like about 20kHz. As well as free running it will be possible to single step cycle by cycle to watch the logic operating.
RAM	256 Bytes	Still can't believe I managed to finish it !
PROM	256 Bytes ?	Depends how much soldering endurance I have left.
Power	~500W	This is dominated by the power needed to drive all the LEDs. The logic itself doesn't take very much.
Weight	~½ ton	Bit of a guess at the moment
Number of Transistors	15,300 27,000	For the processor. Note that a fair proportion of these are used to drive the LEDs (pretty much one for one). For the RAM.
Number of LEDs	8,500 2,048	For the processor. For the RAM
Area (core)	~15 m2	It's quite thin, 10cm, so volume is "only" ~2 m3
Area (memory)	~3 m2	One bit of RAM takes one square inch. I expect PROM will be about half that (yet to design).

By way of comparison Wikipedia gives these transistor count/area numbers for other processors:

Processor	Transistor Count	Area
6502	3,510	21 mm2
Z80	8,500	18 mm2
8086	29,000	33 mm2
68000	68,000	44 mm2
Pentium	3,100,000	294 mm2