Lorentio Brodesco

Project Director of nsOne and pilot

[Tom's Hardware @tomshardware]

An electronics enthusiast has created what they say is the 'first custom PlayStation 1 motherboard created in 30 years.' https://t.co/n0dVcmToRx

[Lorentio Brodesco @brodescoind]

2009年、6歳のときに父が友人からもらった初代PlayStationを家に持ち帰りました。人生初のゲーム機で、『Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee』の難しさは今でも忘れません。

16年後の今、そのコンソールは勉強と発見の旅の中で、違う形で私を支えてくれています。

[Ars Technica @arstechnica]

Engineer creates first custom motherboard for 1990s PlayStation console https://t.co/kg6aV9bFUv

[ChrisCor @Jackhead_ASG]

PS1 Dev PC preparation goes on. I also set the board to install, GPU will be a G4 ti4200 128MB. Add new Fan, ICY SSD Swap..

[Lorentio Brodesco @brodescoind]

@0x71ff Resistere a momenti bui e difficili e continuare il proprio cammino. Ecco cosa intendevo.

[まつたか＠XV @mokuzu_fin]

「耐闇」のシルク印刷がイカス

[Lorentio Brodesco @brodescoind]

@mokuzu_fin Ciao, sono il creatore della scheda, per ora è un mock-up per verificare allineamenti con il case. Sono italiano e apprezzo moltissimo che hai notato la scritta in giapponese. Esprime un capitolo della mia vita molto buio, e allo stesso tempo mi sono innamorato del Giappone.

[Lorentio Brodesco @brodescoind]

@acrossthenanika @yoshinokentarou Ciao, ti rispondo da direttore del progetto: effettivamente per Sony è stato comodo eliminarlo, meno costi. Però le schede che produrrò io sarà indifferente se ci sia la porta o no. La scheda può essere usata in entrambe le maniere, i footprint sono lì. Sta a voi scegliere

[Lorentio Brodesco @brodescoind]

@mame777mame @yoshinokentarou Ciao! Pur essendo un mock-up e non avendo integrato componenti passive e tracce per la produzione, ti assicuro che la scheda esce di fabbrica pre assemblata con necessità di saldare solo i chip Sony presi da una console donatrice. Comunque si, i chip sono di una vecchia console🕹️

[吉野@連邦(renpou.com) @yoshinokentarou]

史上初! ソニー製ではない「プレイステーション用のマザーボード」が一個人の手により完成したと海外のレトロゲームフォーラムで話題に。
基板のベースとなった型番は「SCPH-9000」で、なんと「パラレルポート」も搭載との事。
このマザーボードの詳細は近日中に公開予定だそう。

[Lorentio Brodesco @brodescoind]

🔧 For the first time ever, a PS1 motherboard not made by Sony is real.
Fully redesigned from scratch — by a single person.
A tribute to retro hardware, and to the madness of believing the impossible can be built.
https://t.co/3BE7Vtj6lX

#ps1 #retrogaming #reverseengineering

[Lorentio Brodesco @brodescoind]

@NintyPrime It will be extremely complex, especially because of the way Nintendo has designed it, which will make it extremely expensive to work/test on.

[Lorentio Brodesco @brodescoind]

@djsheep @retroaccess Let’s not forget that behind every project, there’s a human being, something that’s often overlooked, with only the final product in sight. Sometimes, people just want to be heard, or feel free to shout, even if no one’s listening, at least they know they can.

[Lorentio Brodesco @brodescoind]

@fjullien06 Share the results when you’re done, im curious how other ppl will use it

[fjullien @fjullien06]

I will definitely try this out:
https://t.co/DBGnOkvOFo

[Lorentio Brodesco @brodescoind]

@Dorian_Turn_37 @hackaday Do you have an X-ray scanner machine? I think that says it all.

[Thomas Gatliff @TGatliff]

@ScourgeOfZeus @obfuscated_D The pigment inkjet printers are ideal because they’re high resolution and don’t require multiple transparencies. They’re as close as you can get to a laser photoplotter. The below PCB is 0.1mm traces with 0.15mm clearance which is as good or better that any PCB house.

[linuxdevices @linuxdevices]

LACED: Peeling Back PCB Layers With Chemical Etching and a Laser:

Once a printed circuit board (PCB) has been assembled it’s rather hard to look inside of it, which can be problematic when you have e.g. a multilayer PCB of an (old) system that you real… https://t.co/7FmrzKKpVp

[Security Harvester @secharvesterx]

I built a sub-€200 PCB delayering system in my bedroom — down to 3µm precision (LACED project)
https://t.co/JxqjITjyac

[hackaday @hackaday]

LACED: Peeling Back PCB Layers With Chemical Etching and a Laser
https://t.co/2jjdpUhPv7