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It is just put a Raspberry PI in a C64 case. I wonder if it can be done with those Kickstarter C64C cases?

• dwlttpr 9y ago
  Why not?
  • rbanffy 9y ago
    It still needs a real keyboard matching the case holes.
    • csixty4 9y ago
      That's coming http://www.breadbox64.com/blog/c64-keyboard-prototype/ http://www.breadbox64.com/blog/c64-keyboard-prototype/ If Phase 5 would deliver the replacement keycaps from their crowdfunded campaign three years ago we'd be able to do these conversions without touching a real 64. I haven't given up hope -- the machinery and molds are being moved to a company that specializes in this kind of low-volume production.
      • rbanffy 9y ago
        This is amazing. Maybe with these we could finally build the Commodore 256 ;-)
        • csixty4 9y ago
          Would you settle for a Commodore 65 clone with a 50MHz processor, 800x600 video @ 8.3 million colors, Ethernet, etc.? http://mega65.org/ http://mega65.org/
          • rbanffy 9y ago
            I would still like to design a 64-bit 65064 processor.