Intric8 and JimDrew are working on making new keycaps for the Commodore C64. You can follow their progress on the AmigaLove web page. Update: The Indiegogo campaign is funded.

The colour simulator for the new keys.

Sven Petersen has developed a new power supply for the Commodore C64. The power supply can be switched between 115 and 230 volts, and has an voltage and current display.

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: QSPI flash, Bitstream Boot Flash, JTAG and multiple bitstreams.

Atilla Meriç has build a Commodore C64c case from wood. He worked on it for two months and only used wood, glue and hand tools.

Jan Beta is building an adapter to connect a digital joystick to an USB. With this adaptor you can use your favourite joystick for example on TheC64 Mini / Maxi.

Retrohax has written a blog about upgrading a Commodore C16 to 64 KByte RAM and adding an internal IEC2SD. This C16 also has a double OS and extra heatsinks.

MindFlareRetro has made a new video: In this video he builds a C64Saver that protects your computer against an over-voltage from a defective power supply.

MiSTer is a port of well-known MiST project, but with a larger FPGA and a faster ARM. Examples of "cores" are: Commodore PET, VIC20, C16, Plus/4, C64 and the Amiga. The recent changes are: Improvements for C1541, joysticks 3/4, Minimig, mouse, PET2001, TG68K, HDMI and SDRAM.

Eric R. Krystof created a diorama of his childhood. He built a room with a Commodore C128, monitor and disk drive. The screen is a LCD display which is connected to a Raspberry PI with the VICE emulator.

Melbourne Console Reproductions is now making the C64 Cartridge Re-locator. With this device you can connect your cartridges on a 90 degrees angle. This is very handy with cartridges that have buttons such as the 1541 Ultimate or the Easy Flash cartridge.

Perifractic made a video about an Amiga 4000 that was used in the movie industry. The company Lightstorm Entertainment used this A4000 for the movie Titanic.

Listen to your favourite radio stations on your Commodore C64. Timo Voutilainen developed a system that uses a FM Radio module which is connected to the user-port of the Commodore C64. Changes in this version: Support for the Datassette port.

Robin Harbron made another new video. This time he shows TheC64 "Maxi" Full-Size Commodore 64 Replica.

No More Secrets is a documents that describes the so called 'illegal' op-codes for the NMOS 6510 microprocessor. The document is maintained by Groepaz and gives you information on op-codes such as: RLA, LAX, ANC, ARR, TAS and many more.

CBM Tape Pi makes it possible to transfer programs to and from a Commodore computer via the cassette port. A Rapberry Pi is used as an emulator for the Datassette. Changes in this version: Read/write directly from/to SD, and support for the Raspberry Pi 2.

The YouTube channel "Sjofels making stuf" made a video about a modified Commodore C64c. The changes are: sid2sid, 7" LCD, potentiometers, sd2iec, amplifier / speakers, internal power supply and a custom retro case.

MrCaliforniaD made a keyboard out of a defective Commodore 8-bit computer and a Arturia MiniBrute keyboard. The Music Maker Deluxe can be used with all programs that use the C64 keys to play notes.

Margaret Gorts Morabito wrote a hand book for the Commodore C128 user. In this book: Set-up, Operating systems, SD2IEC, Ethernet, BASIC 7.0, CP/M, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair.

A new episode of the 10 Minute Amiga Retro Cast is now available. In this episode: A review of an Amiga Component Display Adapter.

Bwack has made another new video. In this video he shows the first replica of the C64 motherboard that is produced by the company PCBWay.

The RasPIC64 uses a Raspberry Pi to communicate bidirectionally with the data bus of a Commodore C64. It can emulate for example a GeoRAM / NeoRAM memory expansion, a CBM80 cartridge, or run a Dual-SID plus FM emulation.

Retrohax and Willy are working on a new project for the Commodore 264 series. The ThED will be a replacement for the TED chip in the Commodore C116, C16 and the Plus/4. You can follow the progress of ThED on the Retrohax web page.

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: MEGA65 DevKit prototype.

TechJump made a video about building a new Amiga 4000. He is using a new PCB to build the motherboard.

Mike is working on a new project for the Commodore PET computers. The ROMulator is a replacement board for 64 kB RAM (x16), ROM and a debug interface. The heart of the ROMulator is a Lattice ICE40 UltraPlus FPGA.

The C128 Neo is a reverse engineered reproduction of the Commodore 128 computer motherboard. The C128 Neo can be used to replace the original motherboard.

Intric8 and JimDrew are working on making new keycaps for the Commodore C64. You can follow their progress on the AmigaLove web page.

The YouTube channel Look Mum No Computer made a big modification to a Commodore C64 with a Synthcart. They added 12 knobs to control the sound.

Daniel Renner made a video about the docking station for the Turbo Chameleon V2 from Individual computers.

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: HDMI audio, Christmas demo, raster counting, freeze synchronisation and PAL 50Hz HDMI video.

Rocky Bergen made a papercraft design of a retro computer. This time he made the Commodore C64, 1541 diskdrive, MPS-801 printer, VIC-Modem and a 1701 monitor.

A new episode of the 10 Minute Amiga Retro Cast is now available. In this episode: A review of the new Classic 520 Accelerator for the Amiga 500 and Amiga 1000.

A new episode from Amiga Retro Adventures is now available. In this episode a review of the Amiga 500 with an ACE2 ChipRam expansion.

Jan Beta has made a video about installing and testing ClearVideo64 in a Commodore C64c. This device improves Luma and reduces stripes on the video signal.

Cem Tezcan made a design study about a handheld Commodore C64. If it was only real...

The eX601 is a expansion card for the Amiga 600. The features are: 1MB ChipRAM, RTC, Support for Indivision ECS and 2x Clock port A1200 for IComp Rapid USB or other device.

A new video from Mark Fixes Stuff. In this video Mark shows us how to convert a PC disk drive (ALPS DF354) to an Amiga disk drive.

THEC64 Full size will be available in December 2019. You can now watch a short video of THEC64 production line.

Jan Beta has made a video about the audio capacitors in the Amiga.

Perifractic made a video about building a Commodore 64 PAL/NTSC switcher. This device makes it possible to play PAL and NTSC games on your C64.

In this episode of the RetroManCave: A500++ with a Vampire V2 FPGA board, USB keyboard and SD Card storage.

The Mega65 team wants to produce high plastic cases for the Mega65. To achieve this a metal mould needs to be made. You can help the team by making a donation.

TechJump made a video about building a new Amiga 4000. He is using a new PCB to build the motherboard.

STSID is a new hardware project for the Commodore C64. The STSID replaces the SID chip in the C64. The features are : Stereo/Dual SID, support for the paddles and midi in/out.

In this episode of the Guru Meditation new hardware for the Amiga: A1208 8MB RAM Expansion, KA02 external PCMCIA, Internal CF2IDE and the Organic polymer capacitor kit.

Micronics has started a Kickstarter to make a new mechanical keyboard for the Amiga 500.

SaRuMan-TED 64k RAM is a RAM expansion for the Commodore C16 / C116. The expansion installs under the TED and it has a switch to choose between 16k or 64k. It uses modern static RAM which uses only a small amount of power.

On the web page World of Jani you can see how to add a track and sector display to your 1541 disk drive. This display is a DIY project and is developed by Gero Ihde.

FM-YAM is a new Sound Expander compatible cartridge for the Commodore C64. Features: YM3812 (or YM3526), Audio-in and a 3D printed case. You can now pre-order from a new production of 100 pieces.

Bart Venneker has made a video about building a new power supply for his Commodore C64. He also replaces the electrolytic capacitors in his C64. (Dutch language.)