MIST

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MIST
Designer Till Harbaum
Manufacturer Till Harbaum
Distributor
CPU Altera Cyclone III EP3C25 FPGA
Graphics HDMI
Memory 32MB SDRAM
Media SD card
Released Worldwide: 2012
Added to Museum Not yet

MIST (AMiga / ST) is an open source field-programmable gate array board. It was created by Till Harbaum. The initial systems supported were for Amiga, using a core adapted from the Minimig (Mini Amiga) project by Dennis van Weeren, and the Atari ST, using a core primarily developed by Harbaum.

More cores were developed for various arcade boards, computers, and video game consoles.

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