Stop squinting at tiny OLED screens and mashing rotary encoders. In this video, we review Omegaware’s Gotek Touchscreen Interface (GTi), a game-changing Gotek upgrade that adds vibrant box art, carousel scrolling, and instant search to your retro Amiga’s floppy setup.
Author: Retronaut
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We’re Leveling Up: Channel Updates & A New Live Event!
From expanding the channel to bringing our community together in the real world, I’ve got some major updates to share. Are we finally taking Retronaut “on the road” with our very own vintage computing event? Hit play to find out what’s in the works, how you can get involved, and what the next chapter of Retronaut looks like.
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Flawed Genius: The ZZ9000AX Amiga Audio card is GOOD, but it has issues!
When I reviewed the MNT ZZ9000 RTG card, it completely blew me away—so I had to try the ZZ9000AX audio expansion companion! Plugging directly into the main card, this little card promises seamless Paula passthrough, CD Quality AHI audio and direct MP3 hardware decoding via MHI. It all looks amazing on paper, but putting it through its paces in the cabin revealed a few prominent niggles.
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Amiga Kickstart BBQ: Unveiling an exciting new Gotek interface!
Welcome to the Summer Kickstart BBQ at Ottershaw UK. The sun blazes down, but inside we are having a fun time with our vintage Amigas and other retro putes. A highlight of the show is a totally new Gotek development, a touch screen interface, allowing you to easily launch your favourite games and apps. Dive in for much more!
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Flawed Genius: The zz9000 Amiga Graphics Upgrade That’s About to Get WAY Better!
Thirty three years later, I finally got my hands on the 24-bit Amiga graphics card of my dreams. The MNT zz9000 is an all-in-one RTG, Ethernet and USB monster for the Amiga 3000/4000/2000 & 500, but does it actually deliver on all its amazing promise? Let’s install it, test it, and find out if it’s worth your hard-earned cash.
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Roland Perry Reveals Secret Amstrad CPC Sequel at first UKAG event!
Retro computing History was made at the first-ever UKAG event! I attended this landmark Amstrad UK Group gathering, where I interviewed Roland Perry (the godfather of the CPC) about a never-released CPC sequel prototype! Come join the party!
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The Ultimate 1982 IBM 5150 Setup Comes Together!
Watch as I completely rebuild a vintage IBM 5150 PC! Blessed with a rare 1982 BIOS update, we’re adding hard drive support, servicing the floppy drives, and 3D printing custom parts to create the ultimate expanded vintage powerhouse. Is this now the ultimate IBM 5150?
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Retrofest 2026: A Dreamland of Retro Computers!
Lets head to packed STEAM Museum for Retrofest 2026! While the comfort of classic Commodore 64s, Spectrums, and Amigas brought back childhood memories, the stars of the weekend were the rare, homemade kits, obscure Graphics workstations, and a unique prototype 3D accelerator. It was a massive, hands-on celebration of digital history fuelled by a passionate community of exhibitors and creators—but is this actually the BEST retro computing event in the UK? Watch to find out!
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The Ultimate vintage IBM 5150 Upgrade? | The XT-CF-LITE
There’s something magical about using an original IBM 5150 or XT PC, but waiting on floppy disks will test the patience of even dedicated retro enthusiasts. IBM didn’t design this machine to support hard disks out of the gate, but modern engineering has given this legendary 8088 PC a new lease on life. Enter the XT-CF-LITE!
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Scrapyard to Showroom | Restoring the Iconic IBM 5153 Monitor
Once the king of CGA Monitors, this vintage IBM 5153 arrived as a wreck—scuffed, almost screw-less, and rickety. We will strip the unit to its chassis for a structural overhaul, a full respray, and badge restoration. After disturbing decades of soot and fragile internals to save the exterior, one question remains: Did we revive a legend, or just make a very expensive paperweight?