ZZ9000 is the successor to the VA2000 Amiga graphics card. But it can do more than just graphics: based on the Xilinx ZYNQ XC7Z020 chip, it features not only a powerful 7-series FPGA, but also 2 ARM Cortex-A9 cores and DDR3 memory.

• RTG: Up to 1920x1080 FHD screen resolution at 8bit 256-colors "Chunky", 16bit or 32bit color depths. (1920x1080 at 16 bit, all other resolutions up to 32 bit).
• Enhanced VA2000CX Amiga native video passthrough functionality with AGA support (scandoubler with interlace flicker-fixer)
• Dual 666MHz ARM Cortex A9 coprocessors to offload computing tasks like JPEG (in development), MP3 decoding and graphics acceleration
• 1GB DDR3 RAM
• Ethernet interface: Get your Amiga online
• USB port supports USB mass storage devices. The driver allows you to access USB sticks from workbench (beta, in further development).
• SD Card interface (for firmware updates, not usable from AmigaOS)
• For Amiga 500, 2000, 3000 and 4000 (Zorro 2 and 3 compatible)
• Drivers, firmware and schematics are open sourced: https://source.mnt.re/amiga
• Includes ZZ9000CX video slot capture card with cable
• Includes metal slot bracket
• Includes a minimal SDK with C examples for running ARM code from AmigaOS
• Important: To use ZZ9000 with Amiga 500, you need a Zorro II adapter like Rob Cranley's Z-500 or the Checkmate 1500 Zorro adapter.

More technical information: https://mntre.com/zz9000

ZZ9000's PCB color changed from blue to black for batch 10.