A couple Starter pack kits are in stock again, just before Christmas! All parts, a PCB with pre-soldered AD725, a 256Mb SD card, 2 SNES controllers and an A/V cable are included. Check the Uzebox Shop. Very few will be made, so hurry up!
The new enclosure kit for the EUzebox is available now! It’s made of extruded aluminum with milled ABS end plates . Details available in this forums post. You can buy it from hwhardsoft website.
The Uzebox JAMMA arcade board is 100% Uzebox compatible and uses a standard JAMMA connector to allow you to develop and play Uzebox games on a real arcade cabinet! Link is here.
The Euzebox (the european version with SCART interface) is in promotion: 39 € with a free controller! Checkout the site for details.
ITead Uzebox kit
ITeadStudio now makes and sells Uzebox kits at an introductory price of only 49$ for a complete kit and also includes 2 free controllers! It’s a great opportunity to build your own on a budget!
ITead Studio is now stocking the Uzebox printed circuit board for a mere $4.50. They’re also stocking a lot of open source project’s PCBs and offer a very competitive PCB service!
The EUzebox is now officially shipping! DIY kits are available in two versions and a nice assembly guide has been made to help out. You can buy it here.
Hartmut Wendt is taking orders for the EUzebox kit, a 100% compatible Uzebox using a SCART audio/video interface. With this interface, no need for the AD725 chip, so it’s easier to assemble and less expensive too. Check out this thread on the forums for info and pictures and visit the Hartmut’s website to pre-order your kit!
Uzebox fans that waited for ages to build their own…rejoice, the first PCB batch is on sale! Each board comes with a pair of brand new SNES connectors. Check out the Uzebox forums on how to grab your own.
Hartmut Wendt released a cool and original application for the Uzebox: a speaking thermometer! It uses an LM75 I2C sensor and the SD interface to stream the .WAV samples in real-time. The “game” features a demo mode that simulates the sensor. The forum post is