Yeah. Studio Featherlight makes computers. for some reason. ask fluff why.

All of these computers are built by hand, all with off the shelf parts, and not to the best quality, so beware :p

Honestly there's no point in buying computers like these, but feel free to do so anyway. these are probably better off as a novelty, lol.

"This computer eats Amigas, Ataris, and Apples for lunch!"

"This machine delivers arcade-quality graphics, best-in-class sound, and lightning-fast action, all in one complete machine you can barely afford."

Based on Raspberry Pi 4, the Microsynth 8 is inspired by 80s and early 90s micro computers, the Amiga 500/600, some Soviet ZX Spectrum clones, and of course, educational keyboard Famiclones. You can use floppy disks and NES cartridges. One unit exists... for now ;>

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$50!!!!!!!!!!!! If I decide to make another one, it's prolly gonna cost like >$100...


"This one-of-a-kind computer outperforms desktops twice its size!"

"This little machine gives you the power of the Microsynth 8, but in a sleek, compact package that fits anywhere."

hmmm... a home computer in a game console form factor... This is an upcoming computer inspired by Nintendo's Family Basic and the Subor SB2000. It is currently being worked on ;>

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Expected price: $60 or $75 maybe (whether it includes a floppy drive or not.)


"Now this machine absolutely dominates the competition!"

"Yeah, read the title!"

idk, i guess like, a "premium" microsynth???? Like, it's gonna have a metal casing(a dvd player lmao) and a Cherry ML mechanical keyboard. 4 gb of ram, and probably Mega Drive compatible

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