The Commodore 264 line of computers included the C116, C16 and Plus/4. They were build around the TED video and I/O chip. Also known as the MOS 7360 and MOS 8360, the early revisions of the chip were plagued with production issues. Many of the early R1 chips are broken by now. Replacements are hard to come by and often expensive. Now there is a modern replacement: The FPGATED by Istvan Hegedus promises high compatibility, together with additional features. HDMI output for modern screens, as well as ROM replacements and SID emulation in future firmware updates. Let’s test it and see how compatible it is!