A new video from Dan Wood. In this video Dan talks about installing the PiStorm in an Amiga 500 computer.

CBM Tape Pi is a Raspberry Pi that is a fast storage device for your Commodore 8-bit computer (CBM/PET, VIC 20, C64, etc.) via tape port connector. The features are: Load / Save PRGs, Directories, List, Delete and Fast mode.

A new video from Mark Fixes Stuff. In this video Mark shows how to build a EPROM adapter for Amiga Kickstart ROMs.

The website The Future was 8bit has released a new hardware product for the Commodore VIC20, Plus/4, C64, C128 and C128D. The Userport Saver provides an extra 5 VDC connection, reset button and a voltage monitor.

A new video from CRG, in this video: The build of a RGB to HDMI adapter for the Amiga 500 computer.

Mitsuru Yamada is building an 8-bit computer with a 6502 CPU. The features are: 6502, 16 kB RAM, 2 kB ROM, 16 address-line swithes/LEDs and 8 data-line switches/LEDs.

Sgw32 is working on a replacement for the SID chip in the Commodore C64 computer. He uses a STM32 microcontroller but he is still developing the firmware for better performance.

Retrohax has written a blog about building a brand new Amiga 2000 computer. He starts with a new replica motherboard.

A new YouTube video from Jan Beta. In this video: A RGB to HDMI adapter card for the Amiga 2000 computer.

A new video from Mark Fixes Stuff. In this video Mark shows how to build a Epyx FastLoad cartridge.

You can now watch a new YouTube video from Steve Guidi. In this video the upgrade of a Commodore C16 to 64 kB of RAM memory.

The Pulse64 - Alien Eliminator is a modern version of the Commodore C64 motherboard.

Tebl developed a switch for the Amiga that makes it possible to use a joystick and a mouse on the same port.

Sven Pook designed a video adapter for the Commodore C128 computer. With this adapter you can toggle between the 40 and 80 column video. The video output is a Scart-connector.

Stefan Reinauer developed an adapter to use a 68060 CPU in a 68040 socket in the Amiga computer.

A new core is available for the Chameleon. Changes in this core: Improvements for the ML-monitor.

A new episode of the 10 Minute Amiga Retro Cast is now available. In this episode: A RGB to HDMI interface for the Amiga computer.

In this video from Hey Birt: The design and construction of a SVideo cable for the C64.

Bart Venneker has made a video about experimenting with communication via the cartridge port of the Commodore C64. (Dutch language.) In this episode: The first chat.

The ATX64 board is a Commodore C64 motherboard with 4 card slots. In these slots you can use a Soundcard for 8 SID chips and an I/O card with 128 I/O ports.

A new YouTube video from GadgetUK164. In this video the build of an Amiga A3660 CPU-card.

A new YouTube video from Adrian Black. This time he shows how to replace the VIC-II chip in the Commodore C64 computer with the VIC-II Kawari.

Bwack has made a new YouTube video. In this video he shows the Nunchuk64 with "through-hole" components.

Ted Fried is working on a replacement for the 6502 (6510) CPU in the Commodore VIC20 and C64. This is a work in progress but the MCL65+ already works in a VIC including a maximum RAM expansion.

A new video from Daniel Renner. In this video: Upgrade an C64 for a Mssiah with FPGASID and SD2IEC.

Bart Venneker has made a video about experimenting with communication via the cartridge port of the Commodore C64. (Dutch language.)

Wilfred Bos released a new version of ACID 64 Player Pro. Changes in this version: Improvements: Tune information, STIL view, File browser, Search, MUS info, Keyboard shortcuts, Drag & Drop, HardSID USB devices and network SID devices.

A new core is available for the Chameleon. Changes in this core: Improvements for the Clockport and the REU.

SIDKick is a drop-in replacement for the SID in the C64 / C128. The SIDKick uses a Teensy 4.1. and has the following features: 6581 / 8580, reSID, Sound Expander/FM, paddle, mouse, operational amplifier, mono and stereo.

The Amiga A1100 is a new motherboard for the Amiga A1000 computer. The features are: MC68020 / 14MHz, OCS/ECS, 2MB CHIP RAM, 64MB FAST RAM, IDE, Dual Kickstart, Flicker Fixer / ScanDoubler. RGB, RCA, SVGA, Expansion BUS, ATX PS and A1200 Fast Clockport.

A new YouTube video from Randy Rossi is now available. In this video Randi shows a replacement for the VIC-II in the Commodore C64.

Tilo Dettling has developed a new version of his C128toSCART device. With this device you can connect your Commodore C128 computer to a SCART connection.

Bleugh is working on a functional keyboard for the C64 Mini. He already made a PCB for the keyboard and he is now using a 3D-printer for the keys of the keyboard.

A new YouTube video from GadgetUK164. In this video the 8MB GottaGoFastRAM.

Paul Gardner-Stephen is working on a FPGA version of the Commodore C65. His goal is to make an 8-bit computer for the 21st century. Most recent updates: The C65 ROM: Pick up the thread after 30 years.

Retrohax has written a blog about using vacuum forming to duplicate parts for retro computers.

Retro Rewind is a new online shop that sells items for retro computers. The most recent products are: Amiga RGBtoHDMI Adapter, C64 Diag 4-in1 Diag Cart, AmiDiag Loopback Dongle, and the DiagROM 1.2.1 (32-Bit).

There is a new episode of the MEGA65 podcast available. In this episode: MEGA65 ZXuno port (Sy2002), Spectrum - AEON demo (Triebkraft & 4th Dimension), Spectrum - Mescaline synesthesia (deMarche), MEGA65 Fileserver, MEGA65 ROM - Bit Shifter and MEGA65 Solitaire (M3wP).

The Buffy Acellerator is a CPU accelerator for the Amiga Computer. Features: A500, 1000, 2000 & CDTV, PJIT, 1000 MIPS, 68040 @ 400MHz.

A new core is available for the Chameleon. Changes in this core: Improvements for: Menu, VIC-II emulation, 512k Ocean Cartridge, CPU and the REU.

Thomas Lövskog is working on the GCart cartridge for the Commodore VIC20. The features are: 16 GB RAM, MCU, LEDs, buttons, µSD and WiFi.

A new episode of the 10 Minute Amiga Retro Cast is now available. In this episode: The SX-64 Ultra Reset for the Commodore SX-64 computer.

Bwack has made a new YouTube video. In this video he shows how to build the Mechboard64 designed by mtnbuffalo.

You can watch a new video from the Screen Shooters YouTube channel (German language). In this episode the assembly of the C64 Micro / laptop-board.

You can now read a very comprehensive article about the Pi1541. You can learn how to configure the Pi1541 and how to use it.

The COREi64 webpage offers a new product for the retro computer: Reproduction labels for the complete line of original CMD devices.

The Vampire turbo card uses the Apollo FPGA-core to emulate the 68000 CPU and the SAGA graphics chip. The changes for Apollo are: Improvements for the Copper, CPU, HDMI, PIP (RiVa) and PAL / NTSC.

Sidekick64 is a versatile cartridge/expansion for the C64, C128 and C16/+4 whose functionality is entirely defined by software running on a Raspberry Pi 3 (RPi). Recent changes: Support for Atomic/Nordic Power, KCS Power Cartridge, Super Snapshot V5, Easyflash, GMod2, Prophet64, MagicDesk/Domark/HES, Australia, Dinamic, Ocean, C64 Game System, Funplay/Powerplay, (Super) Zaxxon, Comal80, Epyx, Fastload and Simons Basic. Improvements for SID-emulation, joystick, Disk2EasyFlash and PSID.

In this episode of the Guru Meditation: The GOEX, a new disk drive replacement for the Amiga 500, 600 and 1200 computer.

You can now read a very comprehensive article about the Kung Fu Flash cartridge. You can learn how to build the cartridge, program the firmware and how to use the cartridge.