ZX-UNO (M)

The ZX-UNO its a complete standalone retro-computer based on a FPGA. It can mimic the behavior of various 8-bit classic computers and game consoles.

The ZX-UNO is designed to run mainly as Sinclair ZX Spectrum machines (48K/128K/+2a) with DivMMC support (MMC/SD/SDHC storage), ULA+ (multi-color, high resolution graphics), turbo sound (double AY chip), among other things. Nontheless It can also run as many other vintage computers and consoles like the Sam Coupe, Jupiter ACE, Apple II, VIC 20, Sega Master System, NES, Atari2600, Atari 800XL and a few more. Many new systems are being added to this list such as the ColecoVision game console or the Commodore 64 personal computer.

This product is build upon the amazing work done by the ZX-UNO TEAM. We have just added some small changes to the board we think will make the system a bit more versatile and robust. The board size its about 100mm x 80mm and it has on-board DB15 VGA connector (suitable for RGB output as well), stereo RCA audio out, RESET and POWER (push-to-on/push-to-off) buttons. We've added also a regular DC-Jack to connect any 5v power adapter. Besides that it also features all the connections the ZX-UNO 4.1 has: Composite Video output, PS2 Keyboard/Mouse input, Analog Tape Input, Joystick Input, MicroUSB power socket and full size SD socket.

It is of course 100% compatible with the official ZX-UNO 4.1 and it comes in a custom 3D printed case with rubber feet. 

From 99.99€ 
This product is under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License:

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The ZX-UNO hardware, software, logo and concept have been created by the ZX-UNO TEAM: Superfo, AVillena, McLeod, Quest, Hark0. 
The ZX-UNO Team does not endorse or support this version in any way.
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Here you can download the schematics for this particular (M) version:
www.mediafire.com/file/p6lf32su1oxd4fs/ZX-UNO_%28M%29.zip