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'''TobiFlex''' is a FPGA core programmer and hardware developer from the german CPC scene. He created the first running core (CPC 464 core) for the [[C-ONE]] reconfigurable computer. His cores are still the best working ones for this system, which should originally be a Commodore but still lacks of a full running C64 core. Later he developed the [[CPC ONBO]], which was an own hardware creation and could be used as a CPC extension or as a stand-alone CPC. This project has been stopped after he started to develop the [[CPC TREX]], which is based on an industrial FPGA developer board (Terasic T-Rex C1). | '''TobiFlex''' is a FPGA core programmer and hardware developer from the german CPC scene. He created the first running core (CPC 464 core) for the [[C-ONE]] reconfigurable computer. His cores are still the best working ones for this system, which should originally be a Commodore but still lacks of a full running C64 core. Later he developed the [[CPC ONBO]], which was an own hardware creation and could be used as a CPC extension or as a stand-alone CPC. This project has been stopped after he started to develop the [[CPC TREX]], which is based on an industrial FPGA developer board (Terasic T-Rex C1). | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 15 August 2006
TobiFlex on the XzentriX 2005
TobiFlex is a FPGA core programmer and hardware developer from the german CPC scene. He created the first running core (CPC 464 core) for the C-ONE reconfigurable computer. His cores are still the best working ones for this system, which should originally be a Commodore but still lacks of a full running C64 core. Later he developed the CPC ONBO, which was an own hardware creation and could be used as a CPC extension or as a stand-alone CPC. This project has been stopped after he started to develop the CPC TREX, which is based on an industrial FPGA developer board (Terasic T-Rex C1).
