For retro computing enthusiasts seeking a streamlined solution, the Cableless SD2IEC reader offers a compact and efficient way to access disk images on Commodore systems. This device eliminates the need for traditional cables, connecting directly to the user port of Commodore 64 and 128 computers.
What Is the Cableless SD2IEC?
The Cableless SD2IEC is a modern implementation of the classic SD2IEC interface, designed to read disk images from an SD card and present them as virtual drives to the Commodore computer. Its compact design plugs directly into the user port, reducing cable clutter and simplifying setup. Manufactured by Urko in Portugal, this device is a part of a family of products that includes the Tapuino and Tapuino Mini. The Cableless SD2IEC is equipped with an Atmega1284p microcontroller, allowing for firmware upgrades and compatibility with a wide range of disk images.
Key Features
- Compact Design: Directly plugs into the user port, eliminating the need for connecting cables.
- Firmware Upgradable: The Atmega1284p microcontroller supports custom firmware, enabling compatibility with various disk images.
- Easy Setup: No additional hardware or complex configurations required.
- Affordable: Priced at £39.95 plus postage, making it an accessible option for retro computing enthusiasts.
How to Order
Interested individuals can order the Cableless SD2IEC by emailing [email protected]. Shipping costs will vary depending on the destination.
