BlueSCSI v2 3.5" SCSI Drive Emulator (Internal 50-pin / External 25DB) with Wi-Fi — Macintosh & Amiga

Bring modern solid-state storage to vintage machines with the BlueSCSI v2 3.5" SCSI drive emulator. Assembled by ToTsRETRO (a division of ToTsRC), this unit replaces aging mechanical SCSI drives and can emulate up to 7 devices simultaneously — including Hard Drives, CD-ROMs, Tape Drives, MO, Zip and network Adapters — all from a single SD card (SD card not included). Powered by the Raspberry Pi Pico 2w (RP2350) with dual Arm Cortex-M33 cores and a pair of open-hardware Hazard3 cores, the v2 delivers up to 33% faster performance than earlier models while remaining very quiet in operation. Compatible with systems that have a SCSI interface, BlueSCSI v2 works with Macintosh, Amiga, Atari, PC, DOS, Windows and IRIX. Use one SD card to store multiple OS images and device images (Hard Drive images, CD-ROMs, Zip, MO, etc.) — simply name your disk image files and start. Expand functionality on your vintage computer with BlueSCSI Toolbox, which provides in-system tools such as File Transfers, CD swapping and Wi‑Fi configuration. This product is fully open-source and community driven; documentation and firmware are available at BlueSCSI and on GitHub under BlueSCSI/BlueSCSI-v2. For long-term reliability when using this device, a 32GB SD card is recommended (video-surveillance/security-grade cards are preferred because they tend to last longer).