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July 22, 2008

Build your own FPGA based Amiga 500 clone

by micsaund @ 8:58 pm. Filed under Electronics, Retro Computing

An Amiga 500 designed in an FPGA
The Amiga 500 was one of the very popular "non-IBM" choices back in the day thanks to its great selection of games powered by then-cutting-edge graphics chips and incredible stereo sound processors. If you long for the days of the Amiga and have a desire to build a project, this open-source hardware design might just what you need!
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