Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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In this video I take another look at the Amstrad PPC512, to give it some practical upgrades to make it more useful as a retro computing device.
Special thanks to Joāo at https:\\enide.net for providing not only the design for the add-on expansion board shown in the video, but also for the prototype version and assistance with procuring the correct parts.
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For all of YOUR PCB needs check out PCBWay at: pcbway.com/setinvite.aspx?inviteid=573735
In this video I take another look at the Amstrad PPC512, to give it some practical upgrades to make it more useful as a retro computing device.
Special thanks to Joāo at https:\\enide.net for providing not only the design for the add-on expansion board shown in the video, but also for the prototype version and assistance with procuring the correct parts.
If you enjoy content like this I’d really appreciate if you’d consider subscribing to my channel for more tech goodness.
If you want to support my channel you can make purchases from my Amazon stores. These are affiliate links and any items you purchase from my store are shipped directly from Amazon, with me receiving a small percentage as an affiliate.
amazon.com/shop/TechMadeEasy
amazon.co.uk/shop/TechMadeEasy
You can also check out my website at TechMadeEasy.co.uk to find breakdowns of all my videos as well as additional how-to guides and reviews.
If you’d like to get in touch with me you can contact me via email: matt@techmadeeasy.co.uk
If you want to keep up to date on what I’m working on you can check me out on the following social media networks:
Twitter: @TechMadeEasyUK
Reddit: u/TechMadeEasyUK
Facebook: Matt TME
