Re: An FPGA card for Apple

["Garberstreet Electronics" <willy46pa@comcast.net>]

<alex.freed.007@gmail.com> On Jan 5, 1:33 pm, wrote:
> >
> > Very cool site... Is the FPGA big enough to cram an 
> > entire IIe computer inside?
> >
> Yes. More than one in fact. I have added pictures of the new 
> card with a bigger FPGA to the bottom of my web page
>
> http://mirrow.com/FPGApple/FPGA_card.html
>
> The VGA card became a reality. Just cut out a portion of my 
> FPGApple and synchronized the clock with that on the Apple 
> bus. I didn't even bother to take any screenshots as they 
> are identical to the old ones.
>
> The logic inside the FPGA duplicates all the Apple's video 
> circuits including the soft switches for the video modes. 
> Everything written to Apple's memory is also written to the 
> card memory and scanned at twice the standard rate.
> Looks spectacular on an analog VGA monitor. Takes about 3% 
> of the logic inside the FPGA.
>
> -Alex.

This is awesome, Alex, but what about those who are of lesser 
programming abilities? Will there be a place for developers to 
upload their updates, upgrades, and additions? Mine available. 

P.S., whatever happened to my PseudoDisk? Have been trying to 
contact you for quite some time. Thanks. 

Bill Garber
Garberstreet Electronics
http://www.garberstreet.com