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Tobias Eriksson

Software developer with huge interest in vintage minicomputers.

Stockholm, Sweden

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This user joined on 03/05/2015.

My Projects

An ATmega328-powered programmer for 28C64 EEPROM

eeprog

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A portable arcade controller with built-in software for two players that plugs into a TV or display

Minicade

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Simple NOP-generator for MC6809 to do a quick functionality test

MC6809 NOP

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Projects I Like & Follow

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

The most portable way to play LÖVE, PICO-8, Scratch or your favorite emulated games. Powered by RetroArch!

Gamegirl: the retro console done right

yet another portable console! ;-) roughly the size of a gameboy micro, with a 2.2" display

PiBoy-Zero

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Remaking the PDP-8/I using the Pi, simh & a replica front panel

PiDP-8/I

A computer running the BASIC programming language, generating composite video and reading PS/2 keyboard input using a single AVR.

Single Chip AVR BASIC Computer

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

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

65c02 Homebrew Computer on breadboard

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

After the apocalypse we have to build computers from stuff we can make at home, I.E Transistors, diodes and resistors.

AYTABTU - Discrete Computer

matseng matseng

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

Motorola 68000 computer

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

100% open-source (hardware & software) development/hacker cartridge for the Sega MegaDrive (sold as "Genesis" in the USA)

USB MegaDrive DevKit

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Slim, wireless, self-contained. No special paper, no base station.

NoteOn Smartpen

nick-ames Nick Ames

A full-featured Motorola 68k retro computer, starring a 68010 running at 10MHz

rosco_m68k

ross-bamford Ross Bamford

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

MC68000 Computer

hayden-kroepfl Hayden Kroepfl

TRS-80 Model I emulated on a PIC32MX processor; VGA, PS/2, and SD for tape and disk images. Oh, and glourious cassette sound.

TRS-80 Model 1 on a PIC32

The Kestrel project is all about freedom of computing and the freedom of learning using a completely open hardware and software design.

Kestrel Computer Project

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

Synchronous All-Purpose Minimal Instruction Reckoning Apparatus

S.A.M.I.R.A.

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

KIM Uno: Simple KIM-1, Apple-1 & Cosmac Elf remake

A 12-bit TTL-based Microprogrammed Computer

STUPID Computer

SpaceMonkeyEngineering : Minimal Instruction Set Computer : MK-II

MISC MK-II

Full size arcade machine hidden behind an Ikea Billy bookshelf

Ikeakade

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