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Hello I know.
We have toons of spam registred on forum each day.
You are still there... I chceck out new users day by day and look into spam ban databases... I have installed recaptcha today but there are still 10 spam users per 1 hour (so we are fighting with them)...
So I changed and emailed your ...

THNX for infos.

All best in 2013!!!

15 FPS NTSC...
Well you can use ARM or DSP as matrix processor / GPU. So you will be able make realtime 3D graphics faster. You will use it for fast math. And VDP for output graphics data... So no prerendered or precalculated 3Ds. But realtime 3Ds...

Yes vlsi vs1053 is for 500+ 3.144eur so not bad price for that chip.
I think it will run itselfs withouth ARM cpu speed... You just send data to vlsi...

Or as you wrote. Can be OGG, MOD, XM 8bit or 16bit pcm or dac playback soundcard... Amiga or PC Covox like soundcard... But that vlsi is in dac ...

I will produce transparent cartridge shells for cartridges when this will happen. I am 3D CAD designer.

Tomek-8 for ATARI 800 homecomputer... based on PIC32
Hires
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Uqtxvnk8f0
Lowres
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfnsgPS6vdg&feature=plcp
Atari cant do lot of sprites ...

BTW SEGA VDP
Display palette: 512 colors (3:3:3 RGB)
Onscreen colors: 64 (normal) or 183 (shadow/highlight mode)

On Atari ST:
Low resolution: 320 × 200 (16 color), palette of 512 colors

But ATARI sceners have developed little trick for using all 512 colors...
http://www.leonik.net/dml/sec_pcs.py ...

Cool find. Dual core is good. One core can act as CPU accelerator second one as GPU for example. Or second as support CPU... And very good prices. I think ARM will be best choose. There is C there is PASCAL there is even BASIC IDEs for ARM. They are low priced. Well documeted CPUs. And they will be ...

price limit should be 45euro...

best way is to have flash rom+mcu with usb support they both are low priced...
for example flash 8gb...

When you will put there 250mhz Freescale 68k or 800mhz ARM with DSP instructions you will see the difference...

Yay thanks! I was looking at Linux screenshot...

"A number of them support USB OTG as well. Not useful for a pure graphics accelerator, but you could use it to support a hard drive/thumb stick or USB gamepad."

USB gamepad or USB keyboard or USB mouse will be super cool...
Imagine playing jump and run games with PC gamepad, arkanoid like games ...

"You can get 50MHz V1 ColdFire that work with 5V buses, but they're more limited... but they're also under $10! "
Sounds good!

Hitachi is still producing SHs???
Best choose will be actual CPU supported by manufacturer...
I like SH-4 from Dreamcast.
DMA is good...

Are there free tools for SH CPUs ...

Coldfire or another 68k successor sounds good to me too...