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No One's Ever CPU-Swapped a TAM Before

Action Retro about 1 year ago

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DAN][ Controller with Ethernet and FTP Server

Apple Fritter about 1 year ago

I haven't seen reports of people using the DAN][ controller's Ethernet option. This is also a neat feature that Daniel added to the card. He added support to "IP65", the 6502's TCP/IP library. There is an example disk in the github project.I now added some …

Going to repair an original Apple 1 this weekend

Apple Fritter about 1 year ago

I was invited to help debug an original Apple 1 in a few days and I thought I would see if the folks in this group would like to share some ideas. The machine is number 33.It is stuck with the whole screened filled with the pattern "@0" and my belief is th …

It's Real: A Brand New 1980s Commodore 64 Clone! EVO 64 + CIA + CPU

Retro Recipes about 1 year ago

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80 Column/RAM board issues - Help Please

Apple Fritter about 1 year ago

I have an Apple IIe P.A.L, board number 870-0073A dated 1982. Its also marked B607-0664.I am having some problems with 80 character mode in that if I type in PR#3 it goes into 80 column mode, but after about 10 minutes the machine becomes unstable and I ge …
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A glimpse on Uncle Bernie's Apple-1 color graphics card

Apple Fritter about 1 year ago

Hi fans, it has been a tradition for me to show the world a glimpse on ongoing projects every 1st of April. It's not only "April Fool's" day - so I can show projects that never may get to the finish line - but some people think April the 1st is the "birth …

What the heck is up with this weird IIGS?

Apple Fritter about 1 year ago

Just saw this on eBay and.. it makes no sense. https://www.ebay.co... guy has …
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Some small projects / ideas

Apple Fritter about 1 year ago

This just a collection of ideas and mostly untested PCB partly even unfinished PCB projects but may it is of interest for someone.PROM adapter, it is untestest, SK1 and SK1A allow to replace PROMs on Apple I PCB or ACI, the jumpers (right of SK1A, they are …
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The World's SMALLEST Dreamcast Games!

The Dreamcast Junkyard about 1 year ago

The Dreamcast's GD-ROM format was a strange beast, being ever so slightly bigger than a CD-ROM but nowhere close to the capacity of the impending, mighty DVD-ROM. Packing in 1GB per disc, a majority of the Dreamcast's retail game library barely even tapped …

Hardware • Hello and Help Needed

Tatung Forum about 1 year ago

Hi Folks,Thanks for the admission! Apologies for my first post being a cry for help.I have a TC-01 that I'm struggling to get running and would love some help and advice on tracking down this issue.So the machine is an 'in-box' immaculate example showing …
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The Commodore Amiga Shmup Library Essentials

Racketboy about 1 year ago

Presented by the_knives and Herr Schatten Over the years, Racketboy has covered the shmup libraries of numerous consoles, including the Turbografx-16/PCE, Genesis/Megadrive and Playstation, just to name a few. This guide focuses on the Commodore Amiga, a …
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Playstation Portable (PSP) 101: A Beginner’s Guide

Racketboy about 2 years ago

Presented by  Ola, Ziggy587, alienjesus, Anapan, nickfil, Jagosaurus & racketboy The RetroGaming 101 series is aimed at gamers who are just starting out in the classic gaming scene or are curious about an older console or handheld that they don’t k …

RC2014 Build: Z80 CPU Module

Break Into Program about 2 years ago

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Episode 21 - 8008: Intel's Second Shot

Advent of Computing about 4 years ago

It's time to continue our deep dive into the legacy of Intel's processors. This episode we will be looking at the 8008, the second microprocessor produced by Intel and the progenitor of the x86 family. Along the way we will see how an innovative terminal f …

Episode 16 - 4004: The First Microprocessor

Advent of Computing about 5 years ago

Intel is one of the dominant forces in the computer industry today, they may be most well known for their line of microprocessors. These chips have powered computers going back to the early days of microcomputers. How did Intel become so entrenched in the …