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Anyone tried one of these? http://www.neo6502.com/ (also https://hackaday.com/2023/08/31/the-neo6502-is-a-credit-card-sized-retro-computer/ and elsewhere) They're about £35 on PiHut, assembled, which seems very reasonable. Tiny little thing, and running a real 6502 albeit a more modern version than ...

30 mins ago these arrived form the US; I'd been after a set in good condition for a while. It feels slightly sacriligeous to remove the shrinkwrap from them as it's been in place for 30 ish years! I'm still missing the getting started booklet, but I'll reckon I'll manage OK without. ca-realizer-manu...

Is it not a nice Handheld QL? Sigh. I miss BlackBerry 10. I had 5 or 6 BB10 devices. The Classic with it's gorgeous keyboard, whilst not the fastest, is still a wonder of engineering and I get it out of the drawer occasionally and think what may have been if BlackBerry moved just a little more quic...

Welcome - glad to see another QL resurrected and working

dilwyn wrote:For once in my life, I'm going to disagree with Sparrowhawk.

Shock! Horror! Outrage!

Salut!

Welcome Straight from ZX81 to QL? That must have been quite a shock (in a good way)

Welcome and congrats on getting a QL.
Not sure I entirely agree with you re the keyboard, mind Mind you, I'd never replace it with something more modern. It's part of the experience!

Welcome to the forum.

The QL gets addictive, be warned!

badaman wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2024 6:04 pm
It is an fpga that is being developed in Spain. Emulates various platforms. I'll give you some info: https://github.com/ManuFerHi/Poseidon

More info: In spanish: https://www.retrowiki.es/viewtopic.php? ... =200039734

Thank you