Tulip Computers C64 Direct-to-TV (C64DTV) Boxed

Autopsy:
Cliccando qui potete vedere l’hack che ho fatto sul mio dtv (Direct-to-TV).
testo tratto dalla Homepage di Wikipedia:
Il Commodore 64 DTV (dove “DTV” sta per “Direct-to-TV”) è una console per videogiochi prodotta ai giorni nostri (primi anni 2000) da Tulip BV. La console è tutta “contenuta” nel “joystick” e contiene “built-in” 30 videogiochi classici.
È possibile anche effettuare hacking vari che ne rendono addirittura possibile la connessione ad una tastiera PS2 e ad un drive 1541-compatibile. Al suo interno vi è un unico circuito integrato ASIC funzionante internamente a 32 MHz, che emula la CPU 6510, il VIC-II, il SID, il CIA, ed il PLA
Specifiche Hardware:
Core circuity:
- ASIC running at 32 MHz internally, implementing 6510 CPU, VIC-II, SID, CIA, and PLA
Casing/Connectors:
- Integrated in a Joystick (as if connected to port 2 of a real C64)
- Five additional buttons (acting like keys)
- Running from batteries only (four AA batteries)
- Composite Video, monaural audio (RCA connectors)
- Looks similar to a Competition Pro joystick
Graphics:
- NTSC (DTV2 and later: NTSC/PAL on chip, only PAL wired in end-market devices)
- Reprogrammable palette with 4 bits of luma and 4 bits of chroma
- DTV2 and later: “chunky” 256 color mode, additional blitter for fast image transformation
Sound:
- No support for SID filters
- DTV2 and later: 8 bit digital sound, additional options for envelope generators
Memory:
- DTV1: 128 KB RAM, 2 MB ROM
- DTV2 and later: 2 MB RAM, 2 MB flash memory
- DMA engine for RAM/RAM and ROM/RAM transfers
- DTV2 and later: additional RAM access using bank switching and blitter
CPU:
- Implementing a 6510 at 1 MHz
- DTV2 and later: Enhanced CPU (fast/burst mode, additional registers and opcodes, support for illegal ops of the 6510)
source: wikipedia dtvhacking.retrosafe.com
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