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BigEd
PostPosted: Fri Apr 29, 2011 2:15 pm 
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This project (the Carte Blanche Atto) on Steve Howell's AppleLogic site might be stuck at the prototype stage:

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(There's a bitstream to download but only a placeholder for other project information and sources.)

But it's an interesting feature set: FPGA based board, sits in the CPU socket of Apple IIe or IIc, socket for wireless ethernet, microSD, has VGA, audio and it can even host a 700MHz ARM daughterboard.

(As seen in a post "OT: FPGA for 1983 8 bit computer" by rich12345 to comp.sys.cbm)
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BigEd, have you seen a begin date anywhere? I couldn't see any...
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Don't know, sorry.
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The nanoboard .bit file in their downloads section was made 8/30/07, so maybe they did hit a snag.
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