Tag: text display

Provides 80-column text over HDMI from a Raspberry Pi Pico card installed in a 1090XL-family expansion system.

The page reported three cards in stock on 2026-07-27. A 1090XL or 1091XL base system and a separate HDMI display are required. Enabling the card disables normal video output; holding Shift while booting disables the card. Each installed expansion card needs its own jumper-selected device ID.

C64 cartridge that provides an 80-character text display and is intended for use with a modern flat-panel display.

Poly.play listed Highspeed80 at 17 EUR, available immediately, on 2026-07-30. The seller gives a normal German delivery estimate of 3 to 10 working days and notes that international delivery can differ. The product page recommends a TFT display.

Adds an 80-column text display to Atari 8-bit computers, with composite output and an optional HDMI conversion path.

The Brewing Academy collection marked XEP80-II sold out on 2026-07-24 even though its product description still called the units build-to-order. The listed DIY option supplies a bare main board with a tested NS405; assembled and cased options were also described. A separate listing offers programmed OS and character EEPROMs for DIY builders. The HDMI converter needs separate Micro-USB power. Unlike Atari's original XEP80, XEP80-II has no parallel printer port.