Difference between revisions of "Amiga"
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==Range== | ==Range== | ||
| − | *A1000 : first released in 1985. Technically an avant gardiste multimedia PC. | + | *A1000 : first released in 1985. Technically an avant-gardiste multimedia PC. |
| − | *A500 : the case is the Combo style shared with [[Atari|Atari ST]] | + | *A500 : the case is the Combo style shared with [[Atari|Atari ST]] or even Amstrad [[Plus]] range. |
*A2000 : Like the A1000, a PC style professionnal machine. | *A2000 : Like the A1000, a PC style professionnal machine. | ||
| − | *A600 : a compact A500, | + | *A600 : a compact A500, looks a lot like a C64. |
*A1200 | *A1200 | ||
Revision as of 10:25, 8 October 2009
Commodore's 16 bit home computer AMIGA is one of the best known and loved of it's generation.
It was maybe the first real Multi Media home computer, long before Apple's Mac.
It had a lot of co-processor and sweet architecture tricks.
The A500 was perhaps the most well known emblematic model.
Yet it was completly Screwed by the PC standard, thanks to Commodore's Corporates non sense.
A kind of sweet vengeance for Amstrad users (who suffered the same thing, thank you Lord Sugar...).
Range
- A1000 : first released in 1985. Technically an avant-gardiste multimedia PC.
- A500 : the case is the Combo style shared with Atari ST or even Amstrad Plus range.
- A2000 : Like the A1000, a PC style professionnal machine.
- A600 : a compact A500, looks a lot like a C64.
- A1200
