<div>I would like to see a BBC Micro implemneted in fpga, not sure it would be possible to get all the hardware and interfaces on a single chip but that would be the ultimate goal. I think there is some mileage to having supporting chips in an implementation, but for a more generic purpose so the board can be used to implement other computers or arcade machines, providing basic support for video, sound, keyboard, mouse, usb, and possibly ethernet. The board could have more than one fpga to make it easier to implement external interfaces.
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<div>Basically an up to date version of the c-one that can be used as a generic solution and sold in a more accessible form to customers who just want to buy a machine, power it up, and run software on it. </div>
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<div>Regards,</div>
<div>Paul.</div>
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