Year in Review + Current & Future Projects
Sometimes it’s good to look back on your recent achievements, and just take a moment to appreciate what you’ve achieved. So, now is a good time to review the last …
Sometimes it’s good to look back on your recent achievements, and just take a moment to appreciate what you’ve achieved. So, now is a good time to review the last …
It’s now time to fire-up and hands-on explore, the early retro 8-bit microprocessor user experience, which is provided by my DREAM 6800 (now 6809) re-Creation. My DREAM 6800 re-Creation, is …
A DREAM 6800 re-Creation, upgraded to a 6809 and higher resolution graphics, but still keeping true to the original 1979 experience of one of the first stand-alone video graphics based …
Pre-amble This is (was) a late entry into RetroChallange 2025. As it happened, last year (2024) was the first time I’d entered RetroChallenge, and I thoroughly enjoyed the added incentive …
Continuing on my Hexadecimal Keypad design journey, which started with a series of 3 videos published a couple of years ago. For this part 4, I present my 4×5 matrix …
I’ve always enjoyed playing with OLED display panels, with their sharp clear pixels, and inky blacks. Unlike LCD, where backlight driven displays turn blacks into greys and colours generally just …
Introducing a new family of plain Grid Cards, to join the existing Prototype Card family. You now have a choice of six different Cards for your MECB custom Card build …
Last year, I made a PLCC packaged version of my 6809 CPU Card. This CPU Card also built in the functionality of the 1MB ROM Expansion Card, taking advantage of …
When I started out with creating my MECB platform standard, for retro 8-bit experimentation, I spent some time deciding on the best retro friendly way to implement a flexible glue-logic …
Ever since creating my existing TMS9918/992x VDP Card, I’ve thought that I’d also like to play with the TMS’s more capable successors, the V9938 and V9958 VDP’s. Also known as …
