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PicoCPC - CPCWiki
Last modified on 1 March 2025, at 20:03

PicoCPC

Revision as of 20:03, 1 March 2025 by Phi2x (Talk | contribs)

Rodrik Studio announced its PicoCPC card, which was created with the help of FreddyV (the author of the PicoMEM ISA card for IBM PC).

Currently, the features of the PicoCPC are:

  • ROM (allows transforming a 464/664 into a 6128)
  • RAM, all modes, except C3 mode for now
  • Keyboard key remapping to English, French, Spanish
  • Floppy disk controller (works only on 464 and 464+)
  • Emulation of the TMPI speech synthesizer
  • Reset button

This card uses the Raspberry Pico 2, so it’s conceivable that new features could be added in the future.

PicoCPC v0.1.jpg