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Re: Project Collection
- To: Bryan Parkoff <nospam@nospam.com>
- Subject: Re: Project Collection
- From: Wolfgang <w@work.com>
- Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2006 12:50:27 -0500
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Bryan Parkoff wrote:
Folks,
Can you please list your projects which you are interested to
participle?
1) Replicated Apple //e and Apple IIgs and general controller card parts
Thumbs up! Including modern IO/s like USB and solid state memory cards
instead of harddisks.
2) Develop to emulate controller card such as RAM Works III, Super Serial
Card, Logo / Lego Card, Koala Pad, some general AE cards, third party cards,
hard drive cards, SCSI cards, LAN cards, and more. Select one card from a
list to emulate inside Apple //e or Apple IIgs.
3) Design smaller printed circuit board within built-in motherboard,
built-in RAM, built-in slots (like Apple IIgs) into USB for PC. Software is
used to display PC VGA monitor while communicating to USB board.
4) Cheaper Apple //e or Apple IIgs laptop than modern Pentium IV / AMD
laptop
Cool Idea, combined with a replicated Apple, so that it fits in a
smaller case. Wireless lan and a battery run time of 6-8h.
5) Write more 6502 / 65816 software for Apple //e and Apple IIgs.
If we go for the above this would be a logical consequence.
Web browser, E-mail client, drivers etc.
With all that gear I fear the IIe will not make it
Which do you prefer for best? Apple II Emulator / Simulator for PC or
USB Apple II board if artifact Apple II collections cease to exist few years
from now. If you choose Apple II Emulator / Simulator, would you support
emulated hardware including all general slot's controller cards. Many Apple
II Emulator lacks most emulated hardware, but support few such as hard drive
and 1-3MB RAM. They lack video timing for switching $C050/$C051 like Bob
Bishop's Money Munchers.
I am interested to hear more projects what you want to add.
Bryan Parkoff
I have just started to be back on Apple II's since my "great" times back
in the 80's.
I try to get back into 6502 assembler and hardware projects, so I would
like to help as much as I can but I guess I need a couple of month to
catch up with myself.(dammed real life,Job,responsibilities....
everything was much more relaxed in 1982 ,could spend days in front of
my Apple ....now it is just 1-2h a WEEK.....OK I stop wining)
My current Hardware/Software project: E(e)prom burner card for Apple IIe.