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Amin Girasol

New #AtariST #retrocomputing devices from Diego of @sidecartridge:

ACSI2STM Hard Disk for Atari ST

A modern hard disk device for Atari ST/MegaST/STE/MegaSTE.
...including Internal Riser Boards for Atari Mega ST and Mega STE
sidecartridge.com/products/acs

ST2VGA Adapter – Atari ST/STE/Mega ST/Mega STE VGA Converter

The ST2VGA adapter seamlessly transforms your retro machine’s output to a multisync VGA signal
sidecartridge.com/products/st2

I've no affiliation with Diego, other than being a very happy customer and user of the original SidecarTridge (of which a new lower-profile V3 is now available)
sidecartridge.com/products/sid

A straight-on photo of the VGA-out side of the ST2VGA Adapter. A 3.5mm barrel socket can be seen on the top left edge.
A photo of a small board which plugs into the external ASCI port on Atari ST machines. There's a battery for the real-time clock, a USB connector for power, and three microSDHC card slots. An internal option is available for Mega STs.
A slightly tilted perspective view of the V3 SidecarTridge, showing the new low-profile. (Mmmmm, I like it. V2 is a bit of a chonker.) The board has a pi pico piggybacking on it, a USB-A port and a microSDHC slot. The edge nearest the camera has the contacts for inserting into the ST cartridge slot, and the opposite end has a small reset button.
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Elias Mårtenson

So I just got myself a Retrotink 4k. Currently I'm using it with a Mister FPGA on a 4k screen with VRR and HDR.

I've been trying various CRT emulation modes with the goal of getting something that is a reasonably accurate representation of using a C64 or sn Atari ST on a small portable CRT.

It's OK. But I haven't found a configuration that really blows me away. Am I doing something wrong or do we need to wait for the Retrotink 8k?

Anyone doing the same thing that would like to share experiences?

#retrocomputing#c64#atarist
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