element14 Presents

In this episode Ben solders an entire Atari 2600 system from scratch. In a future episode he will test it out and create a cool case around it.

In this episode of the Ben Heck Show Ben gives the fans what they've always wanted. Using original Game Boy hardware Ben creates a giant gameboy using an FPGA and a VGA screen!

In this episode of the Ben Heck Show we will learn more about FPGA's or Field Programmable Gate Arrays. When is it appropriate to use an FPGA?

What types of FPGA's are out there? How can you implement an FPGA into your project? All of these questions and more will be answered. Let's get started!

In this episode Ben and Felix make a DIY Raspberry Pi Oscilloscope using the Bitscope and a Raspberry Pi 2.

In this episode Ben takes a look at the new Steam Controller and then tackles the almost impossible task of designing a controller that would convince PC gamers to

switch to console gaming.

In this episode Ben and Felix complete their mission to create the ultimate hackbook using the Novena laptop (A new open-hardware computing platform, flexible and powerful, designed for use as a desktop, laptop, or standalone board.)

In this episode Ben takes a stab at repairing an old piece of 70's technology, The Atari Video Music.

In this episode Ben and Felix assemble the Pi-Top (a Raspberry Pi laptop you build yourself) and create a small add on breakout board for it.

In this episode Ben and Felix continue their mission to create the ultimate Hackbook Pro using the Novena laptop (A new open-hardware computing platform, flexible and powerful, designed for use as a desktop, laptop, or standalone board.)

The build will be broken up into three parts, lets get started!

Have your children ever ruined Christmas by opening thier presents before it was time? Have your pets ever destroyed your tree? In this episode Ben and company start building the HPPS(see title) using weight sensors found

in three cheap scales.