This is the ATW800/2 FAQ - hopefully answering most initial questions you might have about the ATW800/2 expansion card for the Atari ST/TT| GeekDot
(Pre-)Ordering As explained on the main post, there are two basic models available: Either Mega-ST or VME-bus (Mega-STE & TT). Each of them can be additionally equipped with a “real” Transputer interface, so you can plug in 2 Transputer Modules (aka TRAM) and/or connect a Transputer farm externally. This interface adds an extra 10€ to … Continue reading Buy an ATW800/2 →| GeekDot
The ATW800/2 is a multi-function card for the ATARI Mega ST(e) and TT. It features HDMI high resolution color graphics and much more!| GeekDot
The Tto68k project started by a classic “phone call doodling” situation… but instead of drawing strange patterns I was fiddling alternately with one of Transputer TRAMs and a spare 68000 CPU I had laying on my desk. At one point it dawned to me, that the 68000 classic 64pin DIL package perfectly fits in-between a … Continue reading Tto68k→ The post Tto68k appeared first on GeekDot.| GeekDot
Ok, you read/heard about the STG[A]TW and want to know more about how to use it and -most importantly- for what it’s good for? First and foremost, a Transputer is a computer-system of its own connected to a host. In this case an ATARI Mega ST. But given an available host-adapter that could also be … Continue reading STG[A]TW programming and software →| GeekDot
The STG[A]TW is a hybrid of a classic STGA ISA graphics-card adapter and a Transputer interface for the ATARI Mega ST internal bus.| GeekDot
Ever wanted to connect your Commodore C64, C16, C116 or Plus/4 to a Transputer? Well, with the T2C= you finally can! ;-)| GeekDot
This is about overlocking the Alchemy/Typhoon mainboard used by Apple, UMAX and SuperMac for their PowerMacintosh systems| GeekDot
On this page you will find applications for your Apple II using an FPU accelerator like the NumberCruncher Reloaded or FPE from iS| GeekDot
Because the main page of the NumberCruncher Reloaded grew bigger and bigger, I’ve split the FAQ and programming stuff in this separate post. FAQ Q: Which Apple computers are compatible with the NC-R? A: I’ve tested the NC-R in my IIgs and IIe. Those work for sure. The original FPE was communicated as being compatible … Continue reading →| GeekDot
It seems everybody has at least posted a top-10 listing of the worst Apple product ever. I say they're wrong and they miss one product wich is #1| GeekDot
