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Seller: lotharek.pl ✉️ (3.623) 100%, Location: Bytom, PL, Ships to: WORLDWIDE, Item: 173823275503 ORDINATEUR CLONE FPGA MiST 1.3+. Dear Visitor, Welcome to my auction. My name is Przemyslaw Krawczyk, but commonly I`m known to people of Polish Atari Scene (and maybe not only...but who knows?) as "lotharek". I`m very happy you got here. My mission is to deliver high quality devices in good prices. Devices, that follow modern environment standards (ROHS , Weee , Gios ) and satisfy customer needs. My devices are made at automatic assembly lines by PP ELECTRNONIX, parts are supplied by MICROS in almost 90%, ABS casings are made by Maszczyk , metal ones by SESMIL . All my devices before postage are tested and checked personally by me, then securely packed. Time has passed, upgrades have been developed and improved... Since 2008 I cooperate with Jeff - creator of SD and USB Floppy emulators , also new cooperation with Candle`o`Sin have been recently introduced, that hopefully will bring to life some new ideas for retro gaming enthusasts like me and you Also, worth mentioning is fact, that part of my income goes to those, who need it most. Thanks to your purchase I can keep on helping kids from Special Needs School in Piekary Slaskie. In addition, I`m one of the supporters of KID`S DAY in my JUDO CLUB, where big party is organised and money collected for kids. Last, but not least, I support almost every retro party I visit and Judo Club CZARNI BYTON as this sport - next to retro gaming - is my passion. Once again – Thank You for Your purchase and Your support. Please, remember - supporting me, You support all my charity activity we both shall be proud of. Today, i`m proud to offfer: MIST FPGA configurable compyter that's able to mimic the entire hardware of the computers of the 80's and early 90's. For more details read WhatIsThis Dream came truth! MIST is HERE ! I`m proud to announce that this wonder baby of Till and Lotharek is available. So, lets have an answer to the question, WHY MIST? First of all, it is a MUST for everyone who loves retro computers like Amiga500, Atari ST, Commodore 64....(and many other others). The idea was simple - "let`s introduce device, that will take minimal space at desk, wil be max. ergonomical and user friendly, and much more powerfull than it`s ancesstors with highest compatibility possible". Sounds easy? Yep, but it was tough time for Till and...for me too. MIST is now supporting many machines: ST/STE (also on SCART 15KHz) Amiga 500/600/1200 ( AGA CORE BETA core) C64 (partially - still developed) Atari 8bit ( 96%) Collecovision ZX81 Atari 2600 ZX Spectrum with AY, also with DIVMMC and ESXDOS SEGA GENESIS Apple MSX AMSTRAD CPC (BETA) many more ... ( already or in development...) Requirements: ( For potential compatibility issues see the peripherals wiki page ) USB keyboard micro USB phone charger for power supply (everyone has it home already)) SD card (1GB recommended) VGA display USB mouse set of PC speakers The board didn`t boot? Please read about Troubleshooting You will find here all necessary files (most recent firmware/cores): https://github.com/mist-devel/mist-binaries Gehstocks-MistFPGA-master nice collection of ARCADE CORES QUICK MANUAL, STEP BY STEP: https://github.com/mist-devel/mist-board/wiki/GettingStarted FAQ: Is this an emulator? No. An emulator is a software that recreates the behaviour of one machine on another one. The MIST (like all other FPGA based approaches) re-implements the hardware or at least implements a hardware that behaves like the original machine. So this behaves 100% identical to the real thing? No. One reason is that the hardware of the original machines and the chips used inside them are not fully documented. Another reason is that the support for modern peripherals (VGA screen, USB keyboards, ...) requires changes to the behaviour of the original machine that's slightly incompatible. E.g. a VGA screen is unable to display the video signal of a genuine Atari ST. Thus any re-implementation means a VGA screen cannot behave 100% like the original device. What level of compatibility can i expect? You can expect over 95% Amiga and AtariST games to work on the MIST. The remaining 5% use hardware features that are hard or even impossible to implement. What will be supported in the future? The FPGA size limits the size/complexity of the hardware that can be re-implemented. The FPGA of the MIST board was chosen to be big enough to implement the intended machines and cheap enough to allow for an affordable setup. As a result the limits are somewhere in the range of an Amiga 1200 or Atari Mega STE. The MIST comes with 32 MBytes of RAM. Since the 68k CPU can only address 16 MB and Kickstart or TOS ROM images are also stored in RAM, the maximum RAM size for a re-implemented device is somewhere in the ranges of 14 Megabytes. It is possible to use the remaining 16 MB for special RAM expansions using a banking approach. This may be used for RAM-disks or the like and needs special drivers on Atari or Amiga side. What about Amiga 3000 or Atari TT/Falcon? Both of these machines came with a 68030 CPU which is significantly more complex than the 68000 CPU the Amiga 500 or Atari ST used. It's very likely that these cannot be implemented in the FPGA used on the MIST. However, it may be possible to reach a speed similar to those machines. E.g. this blog entry shows a re-implementation of an 68000 based Amiga being accelerated to the speed somewhere between a Amiga 3000 and Amiga 4000. The resulting device is technically not an Amiga 3000 and cannot support software that requires special features provided by the 68030 only. But it's at least as fast as one. Can I attach legacy device XYZ? Although FPGAs can be used to implement nearly any type of hardware interface, some support hardware is usually needed to adopt to the physical interface itself. E.g. voltage levels need to be adopted from the 0-3.3V range supported by an FPGA to the +/-12V range used by RS232 if such an interface is to be implemented. The only legacy devices currently supported by the MIST are "C64 style" joysticks. A MIDI add-on is also available. Support for other hardware (ROM cartridges, printers, Atari mice, original Atari screens, ...) is not planned. It is often possible to implement the peripheral inside the FPGA. This is true e.g. for ROM cartridges and even dongles but also for graphic cards or memory expander cards. What is the MIST FPGA computer? - YouTube Video will open in a new window MIST FPGA Computer First Time Guide - YouTube Video will open in a new window Amiga 500 Mist FPGA Computer Review and Tutorial - YouTube Video will open in a new window VERY IMPORTANT ! to track Your parcel please use https://www.17track.net service All orders outside Europe Union : delivery time will be affected by customs clearance, so please do no ask me questions after 1 week where is parcel. 2-3 WEEKS IS REAL delivery time...
  • Condition: Neuf
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Poland
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • System: Atari, AMIGA, Arcade, CPC, ZX, ST, QL, NES
  • Manufacturer warranty: 2 years
  • MPN: MIST
  • Brand: lotharek
  • Non-Domestic Product: No

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