Re:ASk HN: Anyone working on hardware for his/her startup?
by breily on Wednesday June 25, 2008 @10:52PM
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That sounds pretty cool - is there a url for it?
Re:ASk HN: Anyone working on hardware for his/her startup?
by cubicle67 on Wednesday June 25, 2008 @11:53PM
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Not yet. I'm trying to get him to get a blog up and running as I think a number of people here would find what he's doing pretty interesting.
Re:ASk HN: Anyone working on hardware for his/her startup?
by RetroGamer on Thursday June 26, 2008 @12:14AM
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Ok I'll get a blog going with some screenshots/MPEGS and audio examples. If you guys are interested.
Re:ASk HN: Anyone working on hardware for his/her startup?
by cstejerean on Thursday June 26, 2008 @01:15AM
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that would be great.
Re:ASk HN: Anyone working on hardware for his/her startup?
by Jax on Thursday June 26, 2008 @03:09AM
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Yeee!! Interesting stuff! Get the blog up and running soo!
Re:ASk HN: Anyone working on hardware for his/her startup?
by RetroGamer on Thursday June 26, 2008 @03:21AM
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Ok give me till monday and I will have a Blog running with regular updates.
Re:ASk HN: Anyone working on hardware for his/her startup?
by RetroGamer on Wednesday July 16, 2008 @08:12AM
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Ok Here it is Guys will post a video of stuff running over the new couple of days and some of the first pics of me generating the first Video from the PIC Chip using a bunch of resistors.
Re:ASk HN: Anyone working on hardware for his/her startup?
by LiveWire on Wednesday July 16, 2008 @08:16PM
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That is incredible from one pIC Chip. Thanks for the link.
Re:ASk HN: Anyone working on hardware for his/her startup?
by RetroGamer on Saturday July 26, 2008 @06:48AM
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Have just uploaded and MPEG to the blog at
He's built a video game console kit. hardware is complete, software mostly done, teaching material still to come. What it aims to do is take you through the steps required to build a game console, from how to get a signal on the screen, how video memory and sound etc work right up to building games.