Watch this nice Video!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPIq-0B-c7A

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I go with the Pancakes option.

Sure I can buy some joysticks or some new Catwessel or something plug into PCIe or USB ports.

Made for AmigaOS then maybe, something made for old Amiga computers not likely.

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To be honest it has made me feel like getting hold of a 4:3 monitor again, Classic Amiga stuff is never too friendly with 16:9.

i just really haven't got the room. but it looking like a cool project.

Its odd I feel in the Amiga community we seem to be able to solve most hardware problems and solutions, new cases being made, new Accelerator, new motherboards etc but software is where I feel we need a bit more work on now.

But still great work alround!

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Magnificent! A 19" monitor with a 5:4 aspect ratio is my favorite for coding. I don't think he mentioned the resolution, but most of these are 1280x1024.

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I voted yes for this monitor project as it looks great but honestly if you already have a 4:3 monitor then it really doesn't take much to buy a GBS8200 and do the GBS-control mod to it. The GBS-8200 alone isn't that good but WoW what a difference the $5 small wifi chip makes to the overall quality of the GBS-8200...from blah to stunning with just moderate soldering skills needed.

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