Firstly, I’d like to give thanks to Claude Schwarz and the whole team involved in the PiStorm project. Without their hard work, dedication and devotion to the project there would be no PiStorm32. We, I, salute you all. You can follow Claude on Twitter...
As much as I love the timeless design of the newer Amigas (600 onwards) they have a major flaw that can affect their performance and longevity: SMD capacitors. Capacitors are electronic components that store and release electric charge. They are essential for...
Why do our old consoles go yellow? Plastics are widely used in a variety of applications due to their low cost, lightweight, and durability. However, one common issue faced by plastic manufacturers and consumers is the yellowing of plastic products. The yellowing of...
The Commodore Amiga was a home computer that was first introduced in 1985 and quickly gained a following among gamers, artists, and musicians. The Amiga was ahead of its time in many ways, offering features such as multi-tasking, advanced graphics, and high-quality...
Firstly, thanks for all the feedback and messages about our original RT-50B Mean Well build which covered the installation of the larger RT-50B into an original Amiga PSU case. It’s been great to see my guide used for preserving many original housings whilst...
I know too well the heartache of having your Amiga hard disk fail. It’s not necessarily through a hardware failure either, I’ve “bricked” my Amiga 1200 many times after playing with various things I don’t understand. Having a backup of...
