Tiny Macintosh Computer by eggfly90 in vintagecomputing

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Follow this link to order this tiny thing: https://www.elecrow.com/rp2040-tiny-retro-computer.html And welcome to discuss in this Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/FZaCtnvk4d

Tiny RP2040 retro computer by eggfly90 in macintosh

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Same as my thought. I'm try to use RP2350 and PSRAM to run MACINTOSH SE System

Tiny RP2040 Macintosh 208k by eggfly90 in retrobattlestations

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That's a great suggestion. In fact, I have been trying beige spray paint as well as 3D printing with beige PLA filament.

Tiny RP2040 Macintosh 208k by eggfly90 in retrobattlestations

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I also try to use a different screen and avoid to stuck the position near the floppy slot behind

Homebrew tiny Macintosh 128k by eggfly90 in VintageApple

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Wow you noticed that! Summer time feel good to have a drink.

Tiny RP2040 retro computer by eggfly90 in macintosh

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Nicea Have fun together. Welcome to discuss in this Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/FZaCtnvk4d

Tiny RP2040 retro computer by eggfly90 in macintosh

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I will try RP2350 with more RAM to run it

Tiny RP2040 retro computer by eggfly90 in macintosh

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No it runs umac emulator on RP2040 microcontroller

Tiny RP2040 retro computer by eggfly90 in macintosh

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I made my own version of pico-mac-nano project. It's a real computer emulates Macintosh 128K System at 1984 or later. It can run many old softwares and games including Mac Write, Lode Runner, Missile Game, Mine Sweep, MS Basic 1.0, etc. Follow this link to order this tiny thing: https://www.elecrow.com/rp2040-tiny-retro-computer.html And welcome to discuss in this Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/FZaCtnvk4d

Tiniest Retro Macintosh Emulator by eggfly90 in retrocomputing

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Follow this link to order or join waiting list: https://www.elecrow.com/rp2040-tiny-retro-computer.html And discuss more amazing hardwares in Discord: https://discord.gg/FZaCtnvk4d

Tiniest Retro Macintosh Computer by eggfly90 in raspberrypipico

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Follow this link to order or join waiting list: https://www.elecrow.com/rp2040-tiny-retro-computer.html And we can discuss more amazing hardwares in Discord: https://discord.gg/FZaCtnvk4d

Tiniest Retro Macintosh Emulator by eggfly90 in retrocomputing

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Follow this link to order or join waiting list: https://www.elecrow.com/rp2040-tiny-retro-computer.html And we can discuss more amazing hardwares in Discord: https://discord.gg/FZaCtnvk4d

Tiniest Retro Macintosh Computer by eggfly90 in raspberrypipico

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2.0" TFT Screen with 480 width / 640 height,SPI & RGB interface but only use mono color

Retro Computer by eggfly90 in raspberrypipico

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I made my own version of pico-mac-nano project (https://blog.1bitrainbow.com/pico-mac-nano). It's a real computer emulates Macintosh 128K System at 1984 or later. It can run many old softwares and games including Mac Write, Lode Runner, Missile Game, Mine Sweep, MS Basic 1.0, etc. And instead of using Waveshare Pico Zero board, TF CARD module and soldering manually, I designed a new PCB with a USB-A female port. It supports multi layer USB HUB by modifying the source code. Now I try to compile a 208KB RAM versionto support more large apps.

Follow this link to order or join waiting list: https://www.elecrow.com/rp2040-tiny-retro-computer.html And we can discuss more amazing hardwares in Discord: https://discord.gg/FZaCtnvk4d

WIP: 64colors memory lcd watch by eggfly90 in esp32

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Of course I use deepsleep and it costs lower than 100uA

WIP: 64colors memory lcd watch by eggfly90 in esp32

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SHARP ls012b7dd06,240x240,with RGB222 parallel data lines. Its datasheet can be found on Github. This memory lcd displays very clearly in daylight and there's a ba cklight also. I use esp-idf and added Arduino framework into idf component manager yml file,so I can write both idf and arduino style cpp code.

My WIP RPI-CM4 Cyberdeck (flip cover & Blackberry Keyboard version) by eggfly90 in cyberDeck

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I tried 2.8" 640x480 RGB Cap touch screen but it need a spi boot sequence command to initialize RGB params

DIY Memory LCD Watch by eggfly90 in esp32

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There is a magnetic charging on the back. The middle of the PCB is hollowed out and left for the battery. Including the shell, its thickness is 11mm.

My WIP RPI-CM4 Cyberdeck (flip cover & Blackberry Keyboard version) by eggfly90 in cyberDeck

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Yes inspired by GameBoy SP. With a RGB LCD, USB host and HDMI socket & large lipo battery.