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Projects Jac Goudsmit likes and follows

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An ATmega328-powered programmer for 28C64 EEPROM
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eeprog

tobias-erikssonTobias Eriksson

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A trainer using a real 65C02 with virtual drag-n-drop peripherals and memory on a PC. Every byte of address space viewable at any time.
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6502 Virtual Trainer

joey-shepardJoey Shepard

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XORYA game console is just one chip PIC32MX170F256B (32-bit MIPS core, 256K flash, 64K data mem) in DIP28 package and a few other components
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XORYA - extremely low cost game console on PIC32

shaosSHAOS

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DIY System on Chip based on FPGA, priced below 5 USD
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DIPSY

antti-lukatsAntti Lukats

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Custom designed breadboard computer (BBC!) with bespoke programming language, full graphics, sound and SD card storage.
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65c02 Homebrew Computer on breadboard

6502nerd6502Nerd

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I've managed to reverse-engineer and reuse several high-tech parts from electric cars - my latest addition is the Tesla Model S drivetrain
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Hacking powerful EV drivetrains

michal-eliasMichal Elias

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A mc68k-based computer motherboard, some expansion cards, and a very basic multitasking OS, all built from scratch.
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Motorola 68000 computer

stuartStuart

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A USB Serial device to log temperature made out of a PIC16F1455 and a USB connector
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Two Component USB Temperature Data Logger

michael-mogensonMichael Mogenson

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DIPFORTy1 "Soft-Propeller" Zynq-7, Dual CortexA9+ FPGA DIP40 Parallax Propeller I compatibles footprint
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Soft Propeller

antti-lukatsAntti Lukats

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My attempt at building a small computer based around a full Motorola 68000 processor.
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MC68000 Computer

hayden-kroepflHayden Kroepfl

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The simple DIY retro game controller with PIC MCU which generates VGA signal, music and sound effects
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Single chip game console

voja-antonicVoja Antonic

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Retro-gaming just got fewer pixels
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1-Pixel Pac-Man

mike-szczysMike Szczys

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A pocket-sized KIM-1/Apple-1/Cosmac Elf with added '6502 programmable calculator mode'. Parts cost is about $10.
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KIM Uno: Simple KIM-1, Apple-1 & Cosmac Elf remake

oscarvOscarv

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What's a picture without the Frame?
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Ursa Minor Beta

aleksandar-bradicAleksandar Bradic

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Simple, passive, cheap DAC and Verilog VGA driver for 8-bit color VGA from the Altera/Terasic DE0-Nano
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DE0-Nano FPGA to VGA output

bruce-landBruce Land

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Instant-on VT100-style serial terminal implemented in minimal FPGA board, with VGA display and PS/2 keyboard.
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FPGA Serial Terminal

howard-jonesHoward Jones

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A reprogrammable alternative to flash or EPROM for old microcontroller/CPU development.
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SRAM as replacement for EPROM

nicholas-amrichNicholas Amrich

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Open Source Hardware and Software project for design a Fully Functional scale model of a BeBox to commemorate 30th Anniversary since release
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TABBx | 30th Anniversary BeBox

betamaxBetaMax

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I am going to use an AMI S6802P (Motorola 6802 Clone) and make a computer around it.
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Making a homemade 6802 computer for fun.

jeffrey-paullJeffrey Paull

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A graphing calculator based on a modern 65C02 microprocessor.
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6502 Graphing Calculator

joey-shepardJoey Shepard

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RPi with no processor, just hackable :)
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HackBerry Pi

antti-lukatsAntti Lukats

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