New all in one 6502 computer (Neo6502kbd)

We Oric-1/Atmos users have been enjoying the heck out of wiring up an RP2040 to our systems .. it makes an excellent peripheral controller .. adds USB mice, keyboard, mice, etc. to 40 year old systems.

Just wanna say, adding the RP2040 to 8-bit systems increases the fun, yo ..

I'm pretty sure Neo6502 is going to get an emulation mode for booting the Oric Atmos ROM sooner or later .. that is going to be very interesting, from the perspective of next-generation Oric development ..

I think it works if you treat it as a black box - the RP2040 and 2350 are synchronous and can basically play the role of an FPGA here.

Although I could see a version of this with two RP2350's.

Do you use memory to emulate memory

The original neo6502 is available from Mouser and Digikey, so I don't see why they won't get this.

> Do you remember Karateka, Lode Runner, and Cross Fire on the Apple ][?

> Our Neo6502kbd brings it all back — an all-in-one retro computer with a real 6502 processor that can emulate the Apple ][ and Oric Atmos, letting you play all those classic games on your modern DVI/HDMI screen or TV.

It's for retrogaming apparently

I would get something like this for my son who has a desire to learn assembly and build from scratch.

Hobbiest fun?

If they're USB, they should! At least the Apple/Oric software supports USB flash storage, and the USB floppies are the same protocol.

The problem is Apple II 3.5" disks are in GCR so you would need a custom controller (IMO certainly doable with an RP2040 let alone RP2350) that is not bound to just PC formats.