Grant Sinclair, nephew of the late Sir Clive Sinclair (known for designing the ZX Spectrum home computer), just launched something very cool. It's called the GamerCard, and it might be one of the ...

The GamerCard is a Raspberry Pi powered handheld designed for retro gaming, wtih a tiny package thanks to its innovative ...

The GamerCard measures just 128 x 88 x 6.5mm (5.04″ x 3.46” 0.26 inches) thick and weighs just 100 grams (3.5 ounces). Inside is a custom printed circuit board with a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W processor ...

The mighty Z80 processor ran the code at astounding speed, proving retro-tech got a lot of things right A Microsoft senior ...

You're going to be running absolutely everything on this hulk of a handheld emulator, meaning there's room to experiment past the PS2 and Dreamcast. Retro handheld deals to look for over Prime Day ...

Sinclair’s ZX Spectrum was an affordable computer that introduced colorful gaming and amateur programming for the masses. A latency-hating emulator of: the Acorn Electron and Archimedes, Amstrad CPC, ...

A Microsoft senior software engineer named Alice Vinogradova has ported a database she wrote in SAP’s ABAP language to the venerable Z80 processor that powered the Sinclair ZX Spectrum – and marveled ...

His creation, which also goes by the name ‘Playstation Zero’, isn’t just another handheld emulator; it’s a powerful, custom-built system that revives the classics and plays them on a ...

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