Retro EZPlease register your interest at www.the-orb.co.uk so we can keep you updated on progress and get your feedback as the project develops.
The ORB is a joint project with Digital Retro Bay digitalretrobay.co.uk that has been 2 years in the making. We have a fully functioning prototype and we are currently working with the community to get feedback and work on the wider manufacturing process. The ORB is a Native chipset based new Amiga solution, with options for FPGa, for those who would like it. Designed to be aesthetically Living Room friendly, with minimal wires/cabling; for fast easy setup/switch on.
The ORB - Living Room Friendly Native Amiga (with FPGa Options)Retro EZ2024-07-01 | Please register your interest at www.the-orb.co.uk so we can keep you updated on progress and get your feedback as the project develops.
The ORB is a joint project with Digital Retro Bay digitalretrobay.co.uk that has been 2 years in the making. We have a fully functioning prototype and we are currently working with the community to get feedback and work on the wider manufacturing process. The ORB is a Native chipset based new Amiga solution, with options for FPGa, for those who would like it. Designed to be aesthetically Living Room friendly, with minimal wires/cabling; for fast easy setup/switch on.
Thanks to paulkitching3d.com for the artwork and support.Greaseweazle V4 Amiga USB Flash Floppy Intro - How To VideoRetro EZ2021-08-28 | This is a quick intro video demonstrating basic usage of the Greaseweazle V4, reading a real Commodore Amiga floppy disk, via a generic PC floppy drive and saving it as an Amiga .ADF floppy disk image file. The image file is then loaded into a real Amiga environment using the WinUAE emulator on Windows. The Greaseweazle can also be used to write .ADF images back to blank Amiga floppy disks... as well as many other formats.PiMiga DIY Case OLED ConfigurationRetro EZ2021-08-11 | This video is a rough and quick guide, showing users how to configure Chris Edwards PiMIGA 1.5 to work with the OLED screen in Michael Klements DIY Raspberry Pi 4 case (UK DIY case stock available via Retro EZ - store launch w/c Monday 16/08/21). Michael has his own guides available online (the-diy-life.com/connect-and-program-an-oled-stats-display-for-your-raspberry-pi) however, these are based on a Raspberry Pi running a stock Linux build. We discovered a few extra steps required when using this case/OLED display with the PiMIGA distro and we would like to share those with you here... (we will do a professional screen capture at some stage - as we've just moved offices and we need to get everything setup - however, we hope this helps for now).