Retro Computer connoisseur Perifractic showcased one of his new products recently by unveiling the BrixKey4 (I love a good pun). This is a key cap replacement for Commodore 64 users to replace their keys with, Lego’s. Perifractic shows off his latest project on his YouTube Channel Retro Recipes. In which covers his building of a […]
Brian Benchoff reported on website Hackaday. That designer and developer c0pperdragon has finished work on the component video enhancement mod for the Commodore 64 computer. This is an Altera FPGA solution utilizing c0pperdragon’s A-VideoBoard. Which they have designed to support and use with other project like the ZX (Zed Ex) Spectrum. This mod project allows […]
Philippe Lang posted an update on his Indiegogo stating that they had reached their stretch goal by getting to $15000 for the key replacement fundraiser. The campaign is for batch number 2 of the key replacements and Philippe stated that they will take the feedback from the first batch and address quality control issues with […]
PC Wzrd13 from the Dreamcastic Channel just posted news about an update on the DreamShell Loader (version 0.7.X Beta) which can be used for the Dreamcast in conjunction with the IDE mod. This is a mod that replaces the GDROM drive for an IDE setup that could allow a user to boot from a Hard […]
A collaborative work between Dan Kunz (aka Citrus3000PSI) and Chriz2600, has led to device which will be able to measure display lag on monitors. This device aims to be a simple build that is easy to use and will be able to measure lag at different resolutions, including 480p, 720p, and 1080p. Dan posted this […]
Jeremy S Cook from the tindie.blog featured an article talking about the Auto Optical Audio Switch from Beni Skate. Currently being made by Beni Skate (or wait-listing if sold out). This device allows users to connect multiple audio sourced inputs or outputs, in via SPDIF or Optical Toslink much like a gscart or gcomp switch […]
Midiori from user TD-Linux, is a brand new expansion MIDI card for the Sharp X68000. This card would allow X68K users to interface with the various MIDI Tone and Sound Modules such as the legendary Roland MT-32 or CM-32L for example. This custom board uses the exact same chips that are used on the official […]
An article blog entry done by Loïc *WydD* Petit on Medium.com shows his scientific experiment and methodology used while conducting input latency (lag) testing on on certain controllers and common arcade fight sticks. He conducted this experiment after researching other noted test and came to the realization that the control method for capturing the experiments might […]
