Same company as Simulcra...
On a different note but on a marginally related topic, and I can't be bothered to make a new post, but courtesy of all my amiga video searches ze algorithm decided I might like
I was. This sort of hardware replacement, and not even having to faff with FPGAs, is something I had not expected to see just yet.
Short version. A little adapter board and you can replace your Amiga CPU with a far shinier one that the raspberry pi is emulating, however it is not emulation in the traditional sense as the rest of the hardware is speaking to it as though it were a CPU (plus has network, hard drive and more besides). Fancy workbench within 15 seconds as well.
On a different note but on a marginally related topic, and I can't be bothered to make a new post, but courtesy of all my amiga video searches ze algorithm decided I might like
I was. This sort of hardware replacement, and not even having to faff with FPGAs, is something I had not expected to see just yet.
Short version. A little adapter board and you can replace your Amiga CPU with a far shinier one that the raspberry pi is emulating, however it is not emulation in the traditional sense as the rest of the hardware is speaking to it as though it were a CPU (plus has network, hard drive and more besides). Fancy workbench within 15 seconds as well.