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title: "Retro Computing, Vintage Hardware & FPGA | moonweb"
section: "retro"
tags: "retro"
description: "Physical retro hardware collection, Raspberry Pi units, Pi 400, and vintage computing setups."
layout: base.njk
sections:
- heading: "Atari ST Corner"
cards:
- title: "🖥️ The Mega ST Fleet"
summary: "Three Mega ST 4 machines and a Mega ST 2, each with a clearly defined role from heirloom to workstation."
href: "/retro/atari-mega-st-fleet/"
- title: "⚡ ET4000 in the Mega ST"
summary: "Adding higher resolutions to the Mega ST 4 'High' via a STGA adapter and an ET4000 card, and what it took to get it working."
href: "/retro/et4000-experiment/"
- title: "📺 Monitor Compatibility"
summary: "The 15kHz problem explained, and which modern monitor panels actually cooperate with Atari colour modes."
href: "/retro/atari-monitor-compatibility/"
- title: "🔌 Networking & BBS"
summary: "Getting an Atari ST online via STinG and Wi-Fi modem hardware, and dialing into classic bulletin board systems."
href: "/retro/atari-networking-bbs/"
- title: "🌀 Storm ST & Cloudy ST"
summary: "Adding 8 MB Alt-RAM and flashable TOS to the Mega ST, switching between EmuTOS and TOS 1.04."
href: "/retro/storm-cloudy/"
- title: "💳 SidecarTridge Multi-device"
summary: "An apps platform in a cartridge, adding Wi-Fi, ROM emulation and floppy/hard-disk images to the Mega ST 4 'Low'."
href: "/retro/sidecartridge/"
- title: "🧠 MonSTerBoard"
summary: "How the MonSTerBoard turns the Mega ST 4 'High' into a workstation with 8 MB TT-RAM, dual IDE and flashable TOS."
href: "/retro/monsterboard/"
- title: "🌐 NetUSBee"
summary: "Real internet via STinG and a USB port for FAT16 data exchange with Windows on the Mega ST 4 'High'."
href: "/retro/netusb/"
- heading: "Amiga Corner"
cards:
- title: "⚔️ Vampire, A600GS or MiSTer"
summary: "Why comparing modern Amiga hardware options by benchmark numbers alone is actively misleading, and how I run my Amiga today."
href: "/retro/amiga-modern-platforms/"
- title: "💾 Running AmigaOS in 2026"
summary: "MiSTer FPGA versus Amiberry on a Raspberry Pi, two very different ways to get a fully working AmigaOS 3.2.3 desktop today."
href: "/retro/amiga-hardware-landscape/"
- title: "🥧 The PiMiga Journey"
summary: "Three generations of the PiMiga distro compared, and why the newest release isn't automatically the best one."
href: "/retro/pimiga-journey/"
- title: "📦 The A1200"
summary: "What's confirmed so far about Retro Games Ltd.'s upcoming Amiga 1200 console, ahead of its 2026 launch."
href: "/retro/the-a1200/"
- heading: "FPGA & Emulation"
cards:
- title: "🧩 MiST and MiSTer"
summary: "Two FPGA boards with two very different personalities, and why the newer one doesn't win every category."
href: "/retro/mist-mister-fpga/"
- title: "🛋️ Batocera in the Living Room"
summary: "The couch-friendly, software-emulation counterpart to the FPGA rigs, covering everything from Atari ST to arcade."
href: "/retro/batocera-living-room/"
- title: "🕹️ Mini Arcades & Handhelds"
summary: "A buyer's guide to compact retro gaming devices, and how to spot a bootleg clone before you buy one."
href: "/retro/mini-arcade-handheld-roundup/"
- heading: "DOS & PC"
cards:
- title: "💻 The 486 DX2-66"
summary: "Rebuilding a DOS era from memory on MiSTer FPGA, recreating the environment the way it felt back then."
href: "/retro/dos-486-tower/"
- heading: "Overview"
cards:
- title: "🏠 The Retro Corner Today"
summary: "A room-by-room snapshot of every retro system currently active across the home."
href: "/retro/retro-corner-snapshot/"
---
<h1>Retro Computing</h1>
<p class="site-intro">Hardware I've collected and kept running over the years. From Atari ST and Amiga to MiSTer FPGA and DOS environments.</p>
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