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retrocomputing

General retrocomputing projects I find interesting whether or not they make some use of modern components.

curated by sean-r-lynch

Sean R. Lynch

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This is a simple serial UART terminal with VGA and PS2 for up to 230400bps based upon ATmega328P and supporting basic CSI/Ansi Escapes.

60x25 Minimal Terminal

augusto-baffa Augusto Baffa

A dual SID chip replacement for the commodore 64 using teensy 3.6

Dual 6581 SID Emulator

petros-kokotis Petros Kokotis

Cortex M0+, open source retro-gaming console, which connects to VGA and uses USB Gamepads/Keyboards.

uChip Simple VGA Console

nicola-wrachien Nicola Wrachien

After the E, There was She. A Small Expandable 65c816 computer

SheMachine

A 65c816-based MiniITX motherboard.

Neon816

lenore-byron Lenore Byron

Homebrew computer under CP/M with TV Out and PS/2 keyboard powered by Arduino Nano

Homebrew CP/M-computer powered by Arduino Nano

alexey-voronin Alexey Voronin

ASCII terminal supporting VGA 640x480 with 256 colors and USB keyboard

Color ASCII Terminal

peter-hizalev Peter Hizalev

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

PZ1 6502 laptop

16 bit VGA interface, 32K colors, graphic 640x480, sprites, sound, intended for Kobold K2 computer, no special video chips.

VGA video generation card

Hackaday Prize 2019

Retrocomputer built from TTL logic running CP/M with no CPU or ALU

Novasaur CP/M TTL Retrocomputer

alastair-hewitt Alastair Hewitt

VT100 style terminal with a VGA output, built from 7400 chips

TTL Terminal

Commodore 8568-inspired (and mostly compatible) video core for driving VGA-type displays.

VDC-II

samuel-a-falvo-ii Samuel A. Falvo II