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Re: Interested in this hand-held device?
« on: September 08, 2003, 12:34:17 AM »
You know, it sounds like the Amigo computer could be modified somewhat to suit the specs of the hardware required for an actual MOM device. Or vice versa.

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Re: Interested in this hand-held device?
« Reply #1 on: September 08, 2003, 06:50:18 PM »
@saimo

Using PLDs as downix suggested is as simple as defining the logic needed to decode the video output, using a language such as VHDL... Then burning the logic to the chips.

Taken from the perspective of binary data conversion, hardware is infinitely simpler to build than software, IMHO. Each chip meerly converts one set of binary data into another, and so on.

"This is what I have, this is what I need... Hey chip, this is how to change it!"
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A4000D, A3640 OC-36.3MHz, custom tower, Mediator A4000D. Diamond Banshee 16M, Indivision AGA 4000, GVP HC+8.

Mac Mini 1.5GHz, that might run MorphOS someday, when the fools who own it come to the realization that 30 minutes just isn\'t enough time to play with it enough to decide whether or not you like it enough to cough up $200.

 - Someone please design SOME kind of DIY accelerator for the A4000. :D -