Tag: emulator

Packages a Raspberry Pi 3B+ and RP2040 keyboard interface into an original C64 or C64C case as a low-latency BMC64 system.

Current shortboard and longboard v4.0 files and an easier-to-assemble v4.0.1A variant were available on 2026-07-27. No assembled seller was verified. A complete build needs both PCBs, components, assembly, a Raspberry Pi 3B+, Waveshare RP2040-Zero, microSD card, original C64 or Mechboard64 keyboard, suitable case, and power. BMC64 itself is not compatible with Raspberry Pi 4B or 5.

Provides a portable 128 KB enhanced Apple IIe-compatible system with an integrated LCD, speaker, and microSD-based floppy and hard-disk images.

On 2026-07-27, the 3.2-inch page exposed case choices and an Add to cart control, although another stock marker on the same page said out of stock. The 1.6-inch and built-in-keyboard models were explicitly out of stock. Check the selected variant before ordering. A microSD card and USB power supply are not included. The 1.6-inch model also needs a separately sourced lithium battery and soldering work; its battery must be charged with the emulator switch in the OFF position.

Runs a purpose-built Macintosh 128K emulator on a Raspberry Pi Pico with monochrome VGA and USB keyboard and mouse input.

Juicy Crumb exposed an Add to cart path for the assembled v2 carrier and an optional in-stock Raspberry Pi Pico on 2026-07-27. Check whether the selected package includes the Pico. A working setup also needs 5 V power, a VGA display or converter, USB OTG cable, mouse, and usually a keyboard or hub. The default flash-backed disk is read-only; writable storage requires a separately built SPI SD-card path. Building firmware from source requires a legally obtained compatible Macintosh ROM and disk image. The community UF2 creator was temporarily offline during this check.