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Gigatron TTL MicrocomputerThe microcomputer without microprocessor: |
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CB2 micro KIT
CB2 micro is a complete BASIC computer in one
ATmega644 chip.
It has a TV SCART (PAL/NTSC) connector, PS/2 keyboard, RS232, 2x serial TTL, LPT, 8x A/D inputs and I2C, all BASIC controlled.
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MiSTerMiSTer is a port of well known MiST project to a larger FPGA and faster ARM. MiSTer provides modern video output through HDMI. It's based on Terasic DE10-Nano board. Here are some improvement over the MiST board: |
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NESPi Recalbox
NESPi case specifically designed for Raspberry Pi 3B+,3B, 2B, B+
inspired by the Nintendo Entertainment System and
recalbox
Retrogaming OS for Raspberry Pi.
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Racing Box
Yirun Electronic CGW board, a children's entertainment game mashine, for kids up to 6 years of age, racing car or motorcycle or horse racing, 31 racing game in one PCB video game board with colorful LED steering wheel and a receding lottery (ticket).
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Pandora's Box
BLEE Pandora's Box 6S, 1388 in 1 PCB Arcade Multi Game Board supports VGA, HDMI, USB, Family Version game console (NOT JAMMA). |
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iCade JAMMA
BLEE CGA/VGA JAMMA Arcade Classics Game Board supports CGA/VGA graphics.
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ZX-UNO 512KBThe ZX-Uno is a board that allows up to 9 computers to be implemented. That is made possible by using an FPGA XILINX Spartan-6. This version has FLASH 4MB, RAM 512KB, PS/2 keyboard, SD card, composite video output PAL/NTSC, VGA pins, 1x joystick connector, stereo audio output, audio input.
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ZX-UNO VGA 2MBThe ZX-Uno is a board that allows up to 45 computers to be implemented. That is made possible by using an FPGA XILINX Spartan-6. This version has FLASH 16MB, RAM 2MB, PS/2 keyboard, SD card, VGA connector, 2x joystick connector, stereo audio output, audio input, 3x reset keys, power suplay connector.
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DOS BoxDOS is a family of disk operating systems. DOS primarily consists of MS-DOS and a rebranded version under the name IBM PC DOS, both of which were introduced in 1981. MS-DOS dominated the x86-based IBM PC compatible market between 1981 and 1995. To date, industrial versions of MS-DOS compatible computers are used.
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CP/M cloneThe EP2C5 is a board that allows CP/M computers to be implemented. That is made possible by using an FPGA ALTERA Cyclone II. On this board added RAM 128KB, PS/2 keyboard, SD card, composite video output PAL/NTSC, VGA or RGB connector, RS-232 port up to 115200 baud. ![]()
The SBC Z80 is a board that allows CP/M computers to be implemented, with a design based on a discrete logic. This board has RAM 64KB, Compact Flash Memory Card and 2x RS-232 port 115200 baud.
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ZX Spectrum cloneThe ZX Max 48 (ZX Max 128) is the ZX Spectrum 48K (128K) clone with ULA chip in a CPLD ALTERA MAX, AY sound chip and Kempston Joystick port:
The Superfo Harlequin clone is the ZX Spectrum 48K with a design based on a discrete logic:
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ZX81 cloneThe EP2C5 is a board that allows ZX80, ZX81 computers to be implemented. That is made possible by using an FPGA ALTERA Cyclone II. On this board added RAM 128KB, PS/2 keyboard, composite video output PAL/NTSC, SD card.
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ZX80 cloneThe Tynemouth Software Minstrel ZX80 clone design based on a discrete logic:
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Galaksija cloneGalaksija clone design based on a discrete logic:
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SBC 8051Single Board Computer 8051:
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SBC 8048Single Board Computer 8048:
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SBC Z80Single Board Computer Z80:
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Pocket ComputersAS61860 Assembler for SHARP Pocket Computers Mathematics Software for SHARP Pocket Computers BASIC Games for SHARP PC-1350 |
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CalculatorsSinclair Scientific Calculator EmulatorRPN Scientific Calculator 328 DIY Kit Calculator |
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Retro GamesThe CPLD and FPGA development boards can be used to create games:The games pong in a chip: |