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How to get VGA for the CoCo 3

Roger Taylor6 years ago6 years ago014 mins

An illustrated review of Luis Antoniosi’s RGB2VGA converter This is a personal review of the RGB2VGA video converter designed by Luis Antoniosi. First, let me say that it is high time that the CoCo community get some real quality video and experience the CoCo in a new way. Numerous people have attempted to make various…

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RealCoCo Quick Reference

Roger Taylor6 years ago5 years ago02 mins

TRS-80/Tandy Color Computer 3 FPGA Clones by Roger Taylor Custom GIME implementation designed from the ground up The most accurate CoCo clones available Virtal floppy disks and hard drives via CyloneSDC/WD1793 FDC hybrid controller Up to 2MB CoCo RAM with FPGA boards that have an SDRAM chip Up to 128KB program paks with FPGA boards…

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Projector-3’s Framework

Roger Taylor6 years ago6 years ago02 mins

As the developer of the Projector-3 graphics viewer one thing I had to consider was the constant requests for features from the CoCo audience. I also wanted to make it possible for users to add decoders and encoders to the system by copying module files to the boot disk. I might as well let them…

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Mystery 256 Color Mode?

Roger Taylor10 years ago4 years ago016 mins

There have been rumours of a secret 256 color mode hidden within the GIME chip architecture of the Tandy Color Computer 3. This page reveals all the information that I have collected with the hope that one day the truth will be revealed. Introducing the GIME chip The GIME chip within the Color Computer 3…

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