255 Results for "retro arcade"

PI - tendo System
Project by Darksider7
Mini version of the full gaming console of the 1980's
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Old Russian VFD module converted into a clock
Project by cselzey
A while ago, I bought some interesting surplus tube display boards. I reverse engineered and got them working again with a custom driver.
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Dodo: 6502 Game System
Project by Peter Noyes
Handheld Game System featuring the 6502
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TMS9900 compatible CPU core in VHDL
Project by Erik Piehl
Retro challenge 2017/04 project to create a TMS9900 compatible CPU core. Again in a month... Failure could be an option...
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DIY simple flash disc (50Kb) - business card
Project by bobricius
Simple flash disc business card or keychain, File system is stored in internal MCU flash. Minimum components.
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"The Thing": FPGA + STM32
Project by Just4Fun
An homemade FPGA board with an Arduino STM32, "Multicomp" compatible
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Apple II Plus Emulation on PYNQ-Z1
Project by Feng Zhou
NeoApple2 - A Port of Apple2fpga to Xilinx FPGA
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Pixel Display
Project by PixelCircuits
Beautifully framed retro style pixel display made up of 512 LEDs arranged in individual pixel square cells
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ESP65 Pocket Computer: KIM-I/Apple-1/esp32
Project by Oscarv
Like a HP-200LX but better - because 6502
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HDBaseT Adapter
Project by William
UHD A/V, 100Mbps + PoE, RS-232, IR & USB via one RJ45 plug.
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Go Green with ATtiny
Project by Sam Joseph
You can use a low power library or hook up a "TPL5110" to help your project use less power-- But what if a ATtiny85 could help?!
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Sildenafile
Project by danjovic
TZXduino ported to "Blue Pill" STM32 board
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The TVA Pi-Deck Field Computer
Project by Exercising Ingenuity
Building a Retro Raspberry Pi Deck Inspired by Marvel's Time Variance Authority and the TV Show Loki
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The Inspirer
Project by Michael Wessel
Cheer up your day with inspirational quotes & MP3 music for your desktop!
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retroCART enclosure
Project by luxotek
Desktop 'drives' using retroCART with an Atari look.
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