• Sorry if the pics here are bad, forgot about the lighting conditions =P. Some pics had to be fixed by contrast enhancement x.x!
• Just a regular SNES system?
• What are all these plugs in the back for?!?!
• Motherboard+hard drive all fitted in together
• A shot of the upper lid of the system that contains the power supply
• Closer view of the motherboard+hard drive
• Hard drive flipped over
• Close up of the motherboard
• Close up of the power supply
• A shot of the connectors from the inside
• More connectors -- the ethernet and keyboard connector
• Oh, wow, memory
• One of the few nice pictures taken with my camera x.x showing all the insides of the system
• Another last insides shot
• This entertainment system even has internet!
• The original stock SNES motherboard ripped out
• Close everything back up
• Now we're ready to play!
• Shot of the connectors again, with everything plugged in
• The SNEC uses original joypads for both mouse and gaming control
• A shot of the desktop
• ZSNES icon close up
• Joypad configuration for mouse usage inside windows
• ZSNES!
• Playing Super Metroid
• Super Metroid screen
• Legend of Zelda screenshot
• Yoshi's Island
• This entertainment system even has internet!
• Zoom out, showing internet

Z80 Midget Computer

• Bottem Side View
• Specs:
  • 8 Mhz Toshiba Z-80 (Overclocked to 16 mhz - 4 MIPS!!! :D)
  • 32k ROM
  • 8k RAM - expandable to 16k
  • 16450 UART for RS232
  • MC6847 Video Display Generator
    • Modes:
      • 32x16 Text with inversion option + 3 color semi-graphics
      • 128x64 Bitmapped Graphics mode - 2 color
    • Composite, B/W output
    • 1024 bytes of VRAM
  • 1 bit speaker output
  • I/O
    • AT keyboard interface
    • Atari 2600 joypad interface via the keyboard port
    • I2C interface for memory or digital I/O

• "Moddifying" the case
  • View of the case before stuff was put in it
  • Yet another view of the case before stuff was put in it
  • Yet another view of the case before stuff was put in it
  • Yet another view of the case before stuff was put in it
  • The plastic piece that will hold the connectors together on the back
  • The plastic piece with some model connectors
  • The plastic piece with some model connectors from a backside view
  • Another shot of the plastic piece
  • Plastic piece fitted onto the case
  • Inside view of how the plastic piece was fitted. Didn't really feal like drilling more holes, so I hot glued the sucker inside =P
• The components
  • A nice picture of the X-Monster Z80 POWER!! mother board
  • The solder side of the motherboard
  • The main peripheral connector cable. Will replace the ps2 connector afterward
  • The old hard drive
• Putting the components in the case
  • A dark view of all the components mounted in the case
  • Another view of the motherboard inside the case
  • Another rear view of the peripheral connectors
  • How the connectors were hooked up
  • Close the case!
• Finished!
  • Oh, Barracuda!
  • Power up!!
  • Close up of the monitor screen
  • All the external cables connecting together
  • How'd a super nintendo get in here?

The Allen Bundy Controller

• Shot of the components

Other Small Projects

• DS1258 Programmer
• EPROM Emulator
• PIC Programmer
• First Z80 Computer
• Square D SY/MAX PLC Monitor/Loader 1
• Square D SY/MAX PLC Monitor/Loader 2

Gameboy Projects

• Game Cartridge With EPROM Socket
• Game Cartridge With FLASH

Chips

• Chip Collection
• Chip Maddness
• CPUs
• EPROMs