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I too am getting a //e. What I'm wondering is if there is anyway to avoid using floppies? Are there any cards that I can buy that load the images from like a CF card? I know it'll be expnsive but I'm willing to bite the bullet.

my point is i dont know that anyoen actually wrote sftware for teh Lisa other than apple

What on earth did that have anything to do with this thread? Mods, please remove it. Anywya, why would you do that? They are very rare!

Has anyone actually written any programs? I mean I've NEVER seen a Lisa running stuff other than the Office system and OS

How would one go about developing for the Lisa 2?

Well of course we would get permission [:)] ]'> Also I am adding a Poll to see whether or not its a good idea. For those of you who don't know too much techinical stuff : yes, the idea is to put it on a single chip.

Yes, you will be albe to surf the web if all goes right! However it will be text only.

No, it will be in a case don't worry. But I was thinking, what do you guys think is the best option for Ethernet? Should I emulate a modem then route the Ethernet to it or should I create and ethernet card through the FPGA? Didn't it take that guy who created the Uthernet card like 3 years to...

Thanks for all of the support! We are probably going to end up making two systems in the end. However to get our foot in the door, we will be making the first one a box with two PS/2 ports, Ethernet, USB, VGA, MMC/SD and some other stuff. More updates will come later. However the proccesor...

Well thanks for the support. We have decided upon a device that is like a Commodore 64-everything's in the keyboard. The mouse will be a trackball on the keyboard. It should inlcude all the of the ports on the original. We havent finished the desing but were hoping it will cost less than $80

Sorry, I didn't list all of the features. I wrote that right before I went to bed ;) . When I say portable I mean like the size of a newton. Hopefully it will include a screen but probably not to keep cost down. Also it should cost around $75 because the only main components are the FPGA...

Me and my friend are considering making an Apple IIgs using an FPGA. The deciding factor will be if anyone is interested. So...tell me! :beige: The thing should be pretty cheap because almost everything will be implemented on the FPGA. It will be very similar to the minimig (FPGA...