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If you had an Atari computer years ago you might remember the 810 floppy drive. Rossum decided to have some fun and make a 8 GB version which is just a bit smaller than the original. The heart of the hack is a microSDdrive with a microcontroller which handles the interface. “The hardware is pretty simple: a LPC1114 microcontroller, a microSD slot, a 3v3 regulator, a led and some caps. I used the 1114 because they are cheap and I had them lying around after building the Wikipedia reader: just about any 3v3 micro with SPI and a UART would also work fine. “ |
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May 8th, 2011
Looks like it would make a nice (pick one): tie tack, lapel pin, cuff link, when it becomes obsolete.
May 9th, 2011
it’s look weird
May 12th, 2011
LPC1114 microcontroller, is it the one commonly used in key chain digital picture frames? I must have a quite a few of those left from earlier attempts to hack those digital picture frames …
Interesting detail about this project tho: it’s enclosure is a 3D print – a nice touch