Hi there – Ken here, from the YouTube channel What’s Ken Making. I’m a technology nerd enthusiast, with a focus on retro and maker tech. My goal is to produce high quality, in-depth content that goes a level deeper and addresses the question “Why does it work that way?“. I hope you’ll find that spirit permeating not only my videos, but also my articles here on RetroRGB.
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The Commodore 64 has no shortage of flash cartridges, making it easier than ever to load software without the hassle of floppy disks or tape drives. But what if you could take things even further—adding NFC game launching, Internet connectivity, USB storage, and MIDI to your C64? That’s exactly what the TeensyROM brings to the […]
The large, cinderblock room was aglow with florescent fixtures, bouncing light off its painted walls. A number was called out over the loud speaker. Then a murmur crept throughout the crowd. Then another number. Another murmur. While the smoke-filled room around me emanated with disapproving grunts, I remained fixed and steadfast. I had just gracefully […]
If you’re handy with an iron (the soldering variety) and have wanted a handheld MiSTer FPGA, you’re now in luck! A step-by-step build video for the DIY MiSTer Handheld, Model 01 (DMH-01) is now available. In this 45-minute video, I walk you through the entire process of building your own from start to finish. I […]
When QMTech released their Cyclone V FPGA board with built-in SDRAM, I was intrigued with the possibilities. I’d been thinking about building a handheld MiSTer for quite some time, and I thought that the slimmer profile of this board would make it a good candidate for that project. When I got my hands on the […]
What a time we live in! Just a couple years ago, the dream of a low-cost MiSTer setup was nothing more than just that – a dream. Now in 2024, we have not one, but two options for an affordable MiSTer. Earlier this year, QMTech released their own version of Terasic’s popular DE10-Nano – a […]
