For Amiga 500 and Amiga 2000 with PiStorm. Framethrower is a video output solution that works as a scandoubler, capturing the native 15kHz signal and automatically switching between OCS/ECS and RTG screen modes. Framethrower eliminates the need for multiple video outputs by providing both modes through the Raspberry Pi HDMI connector.

For Amiga 500, Amiga 500+, and Amiga 2000. PiStorm is an adapter which uses a Raspberry Pi to provide a CPU accelerator, RTG graphics card, hard disk interface, Wifi, and others enhancements. CPU relocator, Raspberry Pi 3A+, and a pre-configured SD card are available as option. If you want to add 512 or 1MB of CHIP RAM, please check our Trapdoor Memory Expansions for Amiga 500 and Amiga 500 Plus.

For modern computers and classic Amiga systems (A500 / A2000 / A3000 / A4000 / CDTV / CD32).

Amiga-style mechanical keyboard with an optional pre-manufactured 3D-printed and painted enclosure, reinforced metal chassis, and optional universal controller supporting direct connection to A500, A2000, A3000, A4000, CD32, CDTV, and USB systems.

Includes advanced anti-ghosting electronics for flawless simultaneous keypresses and reliable operation across all supported platforms, along with a detailed manual and a three-year warranty.

Pre-orders open – First, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh batch sold out. Eighth batch available on September 4.

New V2 version. microSD card reader for all Amiga models. SDBox V2 is a small device that plugs on the Amiga's parallel port and lets you use standard microSD cards. Please note SDBox is very picky with SD cards. A 100% compatible SD card is available as option.

For Amiga 500/1000/2000/CDTV. Designed to be installed on top of the CPU socket, GottaGoFastRAM provides 8MB of Autoconfig Fast RAM to your Amiga 500, 1000, 2000 or CDTV. It is also an excellent option for the Terrible Fire 534 accelerator, allowing you to get a total of 12MB (4+8) of Fast RAM. The IDE68K + GottaGo FastRAM 8MB card includes an IDE interface and it is available here.

For Amiga 500/1000/2000/CDTV. Designed to be installed on top of the CPU socket, IDE68K + GottaGoFastRAM provides 8MB of Autoconfig Fast RAM and Autoboot IDE controller to your Amiga 500, 1000, 2000 or CDTV. Compatible with Kickstart 3.2, 3.X, 3.1, 2.05, and with our modified Kickstart 1.3 (available as option). Re-stock of the CDTV version: June 12th.

Terrible Fire 536 accelerator has been designed to be installed inside Amiga 500/500+, or Amiga 2000. It provides a Motorola 68030 CPU clocked at 50 MHz, 64MB of RAM, and a 2,5" IDE connector for hard drives and CF adapters. If you want to add 512 or 1MB of CHIP RAM, or a RTC, please check our Trapdoor Memory Expansions for Amiga 500 and Amiga 500 Plus. They are the perfect complement to the Terrible Fire Accelerator.

Terrible Fire 534 accelerator has been designed to be installed inside Amiga 500/500+, or Amiga 2000. It provides a Motorola 68030 CPU and a 68882 math coprocessor clocked at 33, 40, 48, or 50 MHz, 4MB of RAM, and a 2,5" IDE connector for hard drives and CF adapters. If you want to add 512 or 1MB of CHIP RAM, please check our Trapdoor Memory Expansions for Amiga 500 and Amiga 500 Plus. They are the perfect complement to the Terrible Fire Accelerator.

For Amiga, Atari ST/STe, and Commodore C64 with GEOS. This adapter lets you to connect real USB mice, and not only mice with the rare "USB to PS/2" specification. Thanks to his built-in USB stack, the device is compatible with the HID protocol used by the common USB mice and joypads without need to install additional software drivers. Amiga 600 mouse port compatible.

For Amiga 2000. The Relocator board is an adapter that allows installing the main processor, or an Amiga 500 internal accelerator (ie: Terrible Fire, Wicher, or Vampire), in the Commodore Amiga 2000 co-processor slot.