Products
- CatWeasel – Universal format floppy disk drive controller card
- Retro Replay – Improved version of the C64 Action Replay cartridge
- Clone-A – Amiga in FPGA website (coming soon?)
- See the PDF extract of Total Amiga Magazine issue 25
- MMC64 – MMC and SD Card reader cartridge
- MMC Replay - MMC64 and Retro Replay combined in one cartridge, with some improvements
- Micromys - An adapter that allows connecting PS/2 compatible mice (including wheel-support) to C64 and Amiga joystick-ports (and all other computers that share the same pin-configuration).
- Amiga clock port compatible addons for MMC64, Retro Replay and MMC Replay:
- RR-Net: A C64-compatible Network-Interface. Comes in 2 shapes, the old long RR-Net fits Retro Replay and MMC64 (though partly blocking the latter's passthrough expansionport), the new L-shaped RR-Net2 fits MMC64 and MMC Replay and was built with MMC Replay in mind.
- Silver Surfer: Highspeed RS232 Interface for the C64. Fits onto Retro Replay, MMC64/Replay compatibility unknown.
- mp3@c64: hardware mp3 decoding from SD card. Made for MMC64, Retro Replay and MMC Replay compatibility unnkown.
- Keyrah - An interface that allows the connection of Commodore keyboards to USB-capable computers
- C-One - reconfigurable computer
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