Commodore

[Darrin]

I've got a bunch of them.  The ones I have set up are a C128D and a C64C with a Chameleon64 cartridge.

You have to get an 8bit fix every so often.  

[Darrin]

Yes it always good with a 8 bit fix what is a Chameleon64 cartridge?

http://www.vesalia.de/e_chameleon.htm

It is a FPGA cartrige that either works in standalone mode or takes over your C64/C64C (doesn't work on a C128) and puts it on steroids.

Some features:

VGA output
Loads *.CRT images (and has several built in such as Action Replay)
Floppy emulator so you can load D64 disk images or write them back to real floppy disks
Tape emulator so you can load T64 images
Turbo mode and extra RAM for using software such as GEOS
Ability to load and run other cores such as Amiga and Spectrum.

[Darrin]

My flat 128 just died a horrible death. I'll find another one some where though. J am a 64/128 user through and through....
Although, I started with a Timex Sinclair, then a TI 994/A with the full expansion setup.

Damn, I gave your mate my spare C128 when I bought the PET drives and the monitor off him.