Picked up shiny #PicoIDE stickers at Sticker Giant!
getting serious... it's panel time #PicoIDE
Just because I’m deep in getting #PicoIDE into production doesn’t mean that #PicoGUS is standing still. Delphius and wbcbz7 are in the middle of implementing some pretty awesome things (and on the original RP2040 hardware)! Keep your eyes peeled 👀

The PicoIDE is a new open source CD/DVD & HD emulator for vintage IDE/ATA computers. Let's see how it works in some Macs! 🍎 (...and PCs too)

Video: https://youtu.be/e00F8KIFc6A

#PicoIDE #MARCHintosh

PicoIDE - A new CD + HD Emulator for Macs & PCs! (IDE ODE)

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$300k with 9 hours to go! 😵‍💫#PicoIDE https://www.crowdsupply.com/polpotronics/picoide
As the #PicoIDE campaign on Crowd Supply enters its final hours (https://www.crowdsupply.com/polpotronics/picoide), @ctrlaltrees has come out with a fantastic video all about the PicoIDE! And wow it looks good in that baby AT case. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MG_t0Ti3_rY
PicoIDE

An open source IDE/ATAPI drive emulator for vintage computers

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The $69 PicoIDE Is A Game Changer For Vintage Computing

https://makertube.net/w/mR11FkjT6DPksB6rZFUWhY

The $69 PicoIDE Is A Game Changer For Vintage Computing

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LGR has a video out covering my #PicoIDE project and the ZuluIDE. We are officially in a awesome new era of drive emulators!
https://youtu.be/td6QdOnMvnk
At last! New IDE Optical Drive Emulators for Retro PCs

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FINALLY found my Pantone books. Now I can dial in the final color match for the #PicoIDE enclosure and buttons. I’m thinking of a darker beige for the buttons for some contrast, since a perfect match is basically impossible due to different materials.
New update on the Crowd Supply #PicoIDE campaign, all about how important my beta testers have been in making it work: https://www.crowdsupply.com/polpotronics/picoide/updates/testing-testing-testing
Testing, Testing, Testing

In my earlier update about what it took to get PicoIDE to work on the IBM PC/AT, I focused on just one computer. But IDE/parallel ATA was a standard that made its way into thousands of different systems. How can you ensure compatibility with the large majority of them?

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