New Project!
As I was browsing through Hartmut Eslingers book,
“Keep it Simple”
I wondered how cool it would be to recreate this laptop bookstyle computer into a working machine.
Then (a while back) inspired by Adrian’s youtube video, and how he managed to get a external screen working with RGB to HDMI I thought such a build with my Classic II board should be posible somehow…
But as I have too many projects already I figured to give it some more time.
Until yesterday I could resist, but our member here -retr01- just pushed me over the line in Stephens picopi discussion.
The Classic II board is real compact in its size.
Problably the smallest Apple 68030 board…..(sadly not the fastest)
Combine that with a blue scsi, the display conversion, and a nice display.
As for the keyboard I hope to use the standard CLII with newly made keycaps. Never done that before, so also challenging.
There are the basic components.
For power its a idea to use a 5-10 amps flat battery pack. Cells side by side on the bottom and so only 5mm thick.
Just a few of my thougts….
As my time is limited, it wont be a superfast project.
First step get the components working and sorted oud in CAD. Then working around that to get Hartmut’s design going
njoy!
Chris
As I was browsing through Hartmut Eslingers book,
“Keep it Simple”
I wondered how cool it would be to recreate this laptop bookstyle computer into a working machine.
Then (a while back) inspired by Adrian’s youtube video, and how he managed to get a external screen working with RGB to HDMI I thought such a build with my Classic II board should be posible somehow…
But as I have too many projects already I figured to give it some more time.
Until yesterday I could resist, but our member here -retr01- just pushed me over the line in Stephens picopi discussion.
The Classic II board is real compact in its size.
Problably the smallest Apple 68030 board…..(sadly not the fastest)
Combine that with a blue scsi, the display conversion, and a nice display.
As for the keyboard I hope to use the standard CLII with newly made keycaps. Never done that before, so also challenging.
There are the basic components.
For power its a idea to use a 5-10 amps flat battery pack. Cells side by side on the bottom and so only 5mm thick.
Just a few of my thougts….
As my time is limited, it wont be a superfast project.
First step get the components working and sorted oud in CAD. Then working around that to get Hartmut’s design going
njoy!
Chris
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