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More info on the PDS ROM @Branchus did a livestream where he did some testing: @This Does Not Compute made a great new introduction Video: I'm excited to see people gradually turning to PDS ROM. I think the usage will be limited, but I can learn from hearing various opinions. However, the...

Branchus Creations had a stream today—did everyone catch it? Sales have started today. PDS ROM for Macintosh SE/30 Revive your SE/30 – even with a broken ROM SIMM socket! What It Is This is a brand-new ROM card that installs into the PDS slot of your SE/30, completely bypassing the aging and...

@Branchus will be doing a live stream where he will be announcing our SMC new products. Stay tuned! https://youtube.com/live/nyBcBQur2Nk?feature=share

When the ROM file is split into 4 binary files, the files are named U4, U3, U2, U1, which may seem like the order is reversed at first glance. However, this is due to the hardware design and programming tool specifications. Specifically, each split binary file corresponds to a specific ROM chip...

You might see heaters like this in the windows of old hotels. You might see heaters like this in the windows of old hotels.

Oh, and one more interesting thing. SmartPort supports ProDOS format with a 32MB limit, but IIgs can also read HFS if it is not used as a startup disk, with a 2GB limit. I haven't tried that with SPIISD yet (V1 and V2), so I'll give it a try next time.

I have a SASI card but it has never worked for me. It had a pretty huge drive cabled to it, maybe 20MB or so.

@Branchus 's live stream was interesting. One thing I noticed is that most of us here are Mac users, but at the same time, many of us used Apple II as kids. There is a part on Apple II where he says "What is a Smartport?" This is because we mostly used 5.25 diskettes at the time, so I don't...

@jcm-1 Don't worry, I think Joe's products are good too. I don't intend to compare and argue. For me it was meant to replace the feet I first made with a resin printer in 2021. With TPU, it was difficult to bend it when the infill was 100%, but with TPE, you can bend it easily with your...

Hahaha, yea. I thought the US store I looked at had it listed. *I forgot where... I'm sure enthusiasts will be happy, especially if it has an Apple mark on it, but there are mixed opinions on how to handle the Apple logo. I'm a bit of a scaredy-cat, so personally I don't really like to touch it.

Hey BTW, I found this article by chance: https://mkusunoki.net/?tag=apple-ii-plusclone I believe it's same Joystick as yours Try translating it... Them explanation even goes as far as to explain what the 558 timer chip does. *In my previous reply I said it was a capacitors, but it was actually...

The new material TPE allows for filament printing instead of resin printing. It is made using 100% infill using a Bambu Lab 3D printer. For now, we have listed it in our store as a great value 8pcs in one pack. https://en.infinityproducts.co.jp/product-page/gimme-new-feet-for-mac

The Apple II joystick is not a GND control, but a +5V voltage passes through each control key through a capacitors on the Apple II logic board. This allows the keys to be controlled according to the voltage. These clone joysticks have the same controls, so it's not that hard to find which pin is...

Javier Rivera talks about the options and possibilities of SPIISD V2. Check out his YouTube video!

SPIISD V2, now on sale! https://en.infinityproducts.co.jp/product-page/spiisd-v2-diy-kit