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interesting hardware

  • GB Boy color

playing retro games with a portable device

device pros/cons
Nintendo switchruns linux, has MMU, is fast. But needs a payload via USB after each boot.
GPi case runs linux, has MMU, but is quite slow, not good enough for SNES games?
Nintendo DS runs linux 2.6 kernels, but needs RAM expansion over default 4MB. Low specs.
Sony PSP Has no MMU, PSPlinux exists. PSP has low hardware specs thou.
Sony PS Vita As os 2019 active developmenthttps://github.com/xerpi/vita-linux-loader, Vita has 512MB RAM
Rockpi4more free, 6 core, raspi4
ESPboy to weak for emulation
MiSTer FPGA emulation introduction
Mega65 Aimed at being easy to understand
Steckschwein Aimed at being easy to understand
Gigatron Aimed at being easy to understand

RISC-V

East German Computers

Ideas for a retro computer

Used Amiga 1200 or Amiga 600 are quite expensive.. how about making a nice case for retro computer emulation?

  • must have:
    • provide space for a Raspi4 (ideally: a bit more space, for later upgrades)
    • have a keyboard
    • space for nvram or SSD, connected to the Raspi
  • nice to have:
    • floppy drive, for Amiga disks
  • ideas:
    • THE64 maxi: C64 original size, usable keyboard. But seems no longer produced, goes for 180eur, more expensive than C64
    • original C64: I would destroy the case of a C64 then.. and I need a solution to connect the original keyboard to the Raspi. keyrah for 45eur can do that. But a keyboard with extra cursor keys would be nice.
    • random keyboard with big case: Raspi might fit in there
    • Amiga 1200 case: I would love that.. but where to get a keyboard. keyrah can also here do conversion to USB.
software/emulation/retrohardware.txt ยท Last modified: 2024/03/03 09:34 by chris