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Franck GALLIAT

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Building a Teensy 3.6 based computer that run BASIC w/ keyboard, screen, sound card & wifi...
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Xts-uBasic

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CANON X-07 w/ Serial & SDCard ports
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CANON X-07 with Serial & SDCard ports

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Yes, that's just another tiny teensy laptop project ;-)
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YetAnotherTeensyLaptop

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Last year, I built a pcDuino based laptop in a PowerBook 165c case, It uses a 7inch HDMI display panel, has a 10000mAh battery & run linux.
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PCDuino Laptop (Y.A.L.P)

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Yet another handheld (the 4th...) but this time it runs Linux with natives & Lua softwares
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Xts-GamingSystem

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The Pocket version of my Xts-uBasic System (built on an ESP32+OLED module)
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Xts-uBasic Pocket

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SmartKeys

USB sized active keys

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Things I've Built

Canon X-07 TTL Serial + USB + SDCard

I hacked nearly all port of this HandHeldCpt, last in date : Serial port connected to AT328P that allows UART / USB-SLAVE / SDCard support

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Pocket sized ESP32 display board with 180µW Always On Display and Gyro Controls
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Low Power ESP32 Handheld

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USB hid keyboard ... etc. for Raspberry PI
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mini (Pi)QWERTY USB keyboard

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Handheld tactile switch keyboard for Teensy 3.2 compatible boards.
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Teensy Thumb Keyboard

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It's a dumb terminal. You can connect a Raspberry Pi to it.
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VT-69 Handheld Terminal

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I2C OLED connected to an Attiny85 and a Charlie-plexed button matrix
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Skeleton Attiny85 Handheld

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DC27 MULTI PASS BADGE. Theme from the movie "The Fifth Element" and a micropython platform.
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DC27 MULTI PASS

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A portable NES Emulator(runs on EPS32) in a NES Controller. Up to 14 Roms and 2.5h Playtime (less than 25$)
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NESPEMU

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Like a HP-200LX but better - because 6502
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ESP65 Pocket Computer: KIM-I/Apple-1/esp32

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Attempting to reverse engineer an HP 4952A into a general purpose z80 computer capable of running CP/M.
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HP 4952A turned general purpose CP/M machine

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A portable computer based on the MOS 6502 that aims to enhance security and privacy.
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8-Bit Portable Internet-Enabled Computer

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A 1980s style 8-bit computer running BASIC. Includes OLED screen and a QWERTY keyboard. Oh, and the whole thing fits in an Altoids tin.
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eMBee ONE Pocket Computer

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I am building a laptop with a W65C02, lots of memory, SID-sound, decent graphics and a filesystem.
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PZ1 6502 laptop

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A poket-to-laptop size microcomputer/programmable calculator, based on Terminal-BASIC
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Terminal-BASIC programmable calculator

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Turn a SMART Response XE terminal into an 80's flavour pocket computer
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SMART Response XE BASIC

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An Old Attraction to Magnetic Bubble Memory leads to a 1Mbit Board for the SBC-85, 8085 based single board computer
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Magnetic Bubble Memory Makes a Comeback

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The SBC-85 is an open source 8085 based, expandable system with single board processor, backplane, and a growing number of support cards.
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SBC-85 8085 Single Board Computer

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Please like and follow.
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Making Stuff With Things

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Teensy Typewriter using a Teensy 3.6 with USB keyboard and USB printer
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Teensy Typewriter

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Craig wrote 05/05/2020 at 18:58 • point

Franck, i have not played with the ardunio at all.  if someone were to use the arduino to control the bus in the  #Magnetic Bubble Memory Makes a Comeback  or the #SBC-85 Bus Monitor , would you have to bit-bang the whole interface or are there control signals like WR* & RD*  that could be used directly?

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Franck GALLIAT wrote 05/05/2020 at 19:51 • point

I planned to leave 1 or 2 UARTs free as an extension port system (those are not yet mapped to Os anyway) so I guess WR/RD could be used directly...

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Craig wrote 05/05/2020 at 18:12 • point

thanks for liking my #SBC-85 8085 Single Board Computer project. Looking at your arduino projects, maybe interfacing some of the other SBC-85 ecosystems like the #Magnetic Bubble Memory Makes a Comeback board would be a fun project.    or even making an arduino based board for the SBC-85 backplane so all the ecosystem could be used?

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Franck GALLIAT wrote 05/05/2020 at 18:33 • point

thanks, When I will have few much time, I should look to your ecosystem bus/comm specs better, see soon

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Franck GALLIAT wrote 06/08/2018 at 06:24 • point

Hi your welcome, all handheld projects interest me ;-)

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Craig Hissett wrote 06/08/2018 at 05:51 • point

Thanks for following my #GBAA: Game Boy Advance Arduino project buddy!

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Martian wrote 05/15/2018 at 22:27 • point

Thanks for following my CP/M Computer using an Arduino.

https://hackaday.io/project/19560-z80-cpm-computer-using-an-arduino

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Franck GALLIAT wrote 11/20/2016 at 09:23 • point

Hi, as I went to re-see your profile, You've earned another LIKE ;) (Playing with ESP8266) thanks for your work & explanations 

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Hari Wiguna wrote 11/19/2016 at 03:07 • point

Franck, Thank you for liking one of my projects!

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