Tall Dog Electronics

12/06/2024

New video comparing composite and RGB output on the TinyNES, including our RGB Generator board https://youtu.be/9swJvmTkj5A

07/14/2024

New project prototype, ordered boards yesterday ;)

05/17/2023

Less than 48 hours left to grab one of our Korg desktop conversion kits! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/loglow/desktop-conversion-kit-for-wavestate-opsix-modwave

01/27/2022

~ 5 hours more to pre-order your TinyNES! The campaign ends today at 03:59 PM PST.

Classic NES games on open source hardware that fits in the palm of your hand

01/25/2022

We dusted off our old childhood cartridges to play the TinyNES recently! Can you imagine how your 8 year old self would react to projecting video games the size of your wall, not to mention that your friend made it and you can tinker with it because it's open hardware?!

01/23/2022

We’ve added Famicom expansion audio to the internal audio mix, and we’ve also added a separate TRRS 3.5 mm jack on the TinyNES!

Read more about this in our recent update:https://www.crowdsupply.com/tall-dog-electronics/tinynes/updates/new-features-and-accessories-for-tinynes

01/22/2022

We've designed two accessories for the TinyNES: an adapter so you can play original famicon carts and a cart latch which stabilizes and secures the cartridges. These can be used individually or stacked!

Read more here: https://www.crowdsupply.com/tall-dog-electronics/tinynes/updates/new-features-and-accessories-for-tinynes

01/20/2022

We're in the home stretch of the TinyNES campaign! If you haven't placed your pre-order yet, you have a week left until Jan 27, 2022 at 03:59 PM PST.

We still have 108 genuine chip systems left and plenty of clone chip systems!

https://www.crowdsupply.com/tall-dog-electronics/tinynes

01/18/2022

Due to popular demand (and other reasons outlined in the recent update), the TinyNES will have a USB-C jack instead of a barrel jack for power. It will include a USB-C wall adapter and a regular USB-C cable.

This is one of the benefits of a crowdfunding campaign. Since we're marketing the TinyNES before the units are produced, we can potentially incorporate feedback like this into the production design (within reason/ability/time constraints/resources/etc).

Well, the TinyNES is actually going to happen now that we've more than doubled our campaign goal! This is so awesome! Thanks everyone for your support and for finding this little project interesting. We have more surprises in store too! For this update, we're going to talk a little about some of the...

01/15/2022

We recently released a post to the page outlining some design tweaks, procurement challenges, and the realities of making an open hardware project in the middle of both a chip shortage and a pandemic!

Well, the TinyNES is actually going to happen now that we've more than doubled our campaign goal! This is so awesome! Thanks everyone for your support and for finding this little project interesting. We have more surprises in store too! For this update, we're going to talk a little about some of the...

01/12/2022

The original Nintendo Entertainment System sold for $89.99 in 1987. That would equal about $219 today, after adjusting for inflation, but we're selling the TinyNES for only $199! That's like a $20 discount for time-traveling into the future and getting the open-hardware version!

Classic NES games on open source hardware that fits in the palm of your hand

01/08/2022

New article on the TinyNES from Liliputing News!

TinyNES is a compact game console that plays NES cartridges using the same chips as the original