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TIM-011: FPGA-based VGA and PS/2 keyboard adapter
Project by zpekic
Trying to connect vintage TIM-011 home computer with PS/2 keyboard and VGA using a FPGA developer board
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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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PiDP-11 I/O Expander
Project by Steven Stallion
16-Bit TTL Compatible I/O Expander for the PiDP-11 and Raspberry Pi
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PDP-8/Z16 - seamless extension from 12 to 16 bits?
Project by zpekic
PDP-8 has been fascinating anybody studying CPU design for 50+ due to its elegant simplicity - so why not ruin that with 16 bits? :-)
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Toshiba T3200SXC fix/upgrade: new PSU, LCD, WiFi
Project by Wojciech "adalbert" J
Restoration of 31-year old first* portable with color TFT screen. Re-designed PSU, adaptor for new LCD, WiFi with untouched chassis
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Tiny Xerox Alto Display
Project by Trevor Flowers
A 1:6 scale version of the 1970s PC display.
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Super 8 digitizer
Project by treibair
Automatic transport system for Super 8 film and a flatbed scanner
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Multicomp FPGA Breakout
Project by Howard Jones
Single-PCB "shield" for Cyclone II Mini-board to run retro-computing projects.
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CANON X-07 with Serial & SDCard ports
Project by Franck GALLIAT
CANON X-07 w/ Serial & SDCard ports
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MicroVIP
Project by David Hunter
This is a project to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the RCA COSMAC VIP microcomputer!
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SDC_68k
Project by gbm
The smallest possible DIL64 MC68000 computer with full hardware monitoring, CP/M 68k capable
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Neon816
Project by Lenore Byron
A 65c816-based MiniITX motherboard.
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Sharp PC-1500 hacking
Project by ompi
The PC-1500 pocket computer has these memory/IO expansion slots. These always fascinated me. It's time to poke some HW and SW in there.
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Getting online with a 1987 Psion Organiser II
Project by James Fossey
Bringing an Eighties handheld classic into the modern world, via a Raspberry Pi Zero, some rewiring and a bit of luck
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Homebrew CP/M-computer powered by Arduino Nano
Project by Alexey Voronin
Homebrew computer under CP/M with TV Out and PS/2 keyboard powered by Arduino Nano
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