ZZ9000 multifunctional graphics hybrid board for Amiga 2000 / 3000 / 4000 and Amiga 500

The ZZ9000 is much more than a simple graphics card, in fact in addition to the HDMI video output we find a network card with a Gigabit port, 256MB memory expansion (The card houses 1GB of DDR3 RAM), a USB port and a slot for microSD cards intended for now only for firmware updates. The ZZ9000 is the successor to the graphics card for Amiga VA2000, based on the Xilinx ZYNQ XC7Z020 chip, it is equipped not only with a powerful 7 series FPGA, but also with 2 ARM Cortex-cores A9 and DDR3 memory. The card is compatible with Amiga 500, 2000, 3000 and 4000 (compatible with Zorro 2 and 3) but it must be considered that to use it with the Amiga 500, a Zorro II adapter such as Rob Cranley's Z-500 or the Zorro Checkmate 1500 adapter.

Features:

• RTG: Up to 1920 x 1080 FHD screen resolution at 8bit 256-colors "Chunky", 16bit or 32bit color depths (1920 x 1080 at 16 bit, all other resolutions up to 32 bit)
• Enhanced VA2000CX Amiga native video passthrough functionality with AGA support (scandoubler with interlace flicker-fixer)
• USB port supports USB mass storage devices. The driver allows you to access USB sticks from workbench (beta, in further development).
• Ethernet interface: Get your Amiga online
• SD Card interface (for firmware updates, not usable from AmigaOS)

Specs:

• Dual 666 MHz ARM Cortex A9 coprocessors to offload computing tasks like JPEG (in development), MP3 decoding and graphics acceleration
• 1 GB DDR3 RAM
  

Box content:

• ZZ9000 (black PCB)
• Metal Slot Bracket
• ZZ9000CX video slot capture card with cable
• Minimal SDK with C examples for running ARM code from AmigaOS
• Micro SD card with Firmware

By purchasing a ZZ9000 card on DEV74.com you will also get the following exclusive services:

• Unlimited direct remote technical support service and hardware and software installation guide provided directly by DEV74.
• Possibility of direct installation on your Amiga, of the card with configuration and installation of the software (You will only be responsible for the costs of shipping the computer)
• Withdrawal of your Hardware cards for consignment on the DEV74.com website, the proceeds from the sale of your old hardware, minus the commissions of the payment circuit used and the shipping costs incurred in the event of sale, will be sent entirely to your bank account.

The card currently in production will in any case be shipped after the date of 04/01/2024
Find out more about the ZZ9000 click here for the trials and tests published on the DEV74 blog!