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The Amiga (as shown in the photo opposite, the very first AMIGA, the A1000) was the most popular machine from about 1986 until 1994 and still is very popular in the scene
Tristar and Red Sector Inc. earned lots of its reputation during these years. Most of the Demos/Intros and stuff You'll find in the archive were done on this incredible machine.




 

AMIGA 1000 • AMIGA 500 • AMIGA 2000 • AMIGA 3000 • AMIGA 4000 • AMIGA 600 • AMIGA 1200
 
Manufacturer   Commodore
Model   AMIGA 1000
Main CPU   Motorola MC68000
Year   1985
Co-Processor/Chipset   Paula (Sound), Agnus (memory manager, blitter & copper), Denise (video)
Speed   7,14 Mhz
RAM   256kb (Very first 1000s had 128k RAM), expandable to 512k (Later 1000s shipped with the expansion for full 512k)
ROM   AmigaDOS(Kickstart) 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3 loaded from floppy
Disk Drive   Internal Chinon 880k Floppy Drive
Sound   4 channel 8-Bit stereo
Interfaces   Serial and Parallel are standard except the connectors are reverse-gender from other amigas. Standard Disk Drive, and 2 Game Ports


 
Manufacturer   Commodore
Model   AMIGA 500
Main CPU   Motorola MC68000
Year   1986
Co-Processor/Chipset   Agnes (MMU), Daphne (video), Portia (Sound & I/O)
Speed   7,14 Mhz
RAM   512 KB (expandable to 9MB : 512 KB CHIP RAM + 512 KB Slow RAM + 8 MB FAST RAM)
ROM   256k, AmigaDOS(Kickstart) 1.2, OS Workbench 1.3
Disk Drive   Internal Chinon 880k Floppy Drive
Sound   4 channel 8-Bit stereo
Interfaces   Centronics, RS232, Mouse, Joystick, RGB, Composite, External Audio, Bus


 
Manufacturer   Commodore
Model   AMIGA 2000
Main CPU   Motorola MC68000
Year   1986
Co-Processor/Chipset   Agnes (MMU), Daphne (video), Portia (Sound & I/O)
Speed   7,14 Mhz
RAM   1 MB (up to 9 MB : 1 MB Chip RAM + 8 MB FAST RAM)
ROM   256k, AmigaDOS 1.2, OS Workbench 1.3
Disk Drive   Internal Chinon 880k Floppy Drive
Sound   4 channel 8-Bit stereo
Interfaces   Centronics, RS232, Mouse, Joystick, RGB, Composite, Audio, 5 internal 'zorro' II slots, 4 ISA slots


 
Manufacturer   Commodore
Model   AMIGA 3000
Main CPU   Motorola MC68030
Year   1990
Co-Processor/Chipset   Daphne (video), 'Fat' Agnus (memory, blitter & copper), Portia (I/O, sound), Motorola 68881 or 68882 (math coprocessor)
Speed   16 MHz / 25 MHz
RAM   2 MB (up to 18 MByte, max. 4 GByte adressing)
ROM   512k, OS Workbench 2.04
Disk Drive   Internal Chinon 880k Floppy Drive
Sound   4 channel 8-Bit stereo
Interfaces   RGB, Centronics, RS232 C, SCSI, VGA, stereo sound, Atari joysticks (2), NTSC, Four internal slots


 
Manufacturer   Commodore
Model   AMIGA 4000
Main CPU   Motorola 68040
Year   1993
Co-Processor   Motorola 68040, Advanced Architecture (AA) 32bit Chip Set
Speed   25 MHz
RAM   2 MByte CHIP / 4 MByte FAST RAM
ROM   Workbench OS 3.0
Disk Drive   Internal High Density Floppy Drive
Sound   4 channel 8-Bit stereo
Interfaces   Standard Serial, Parallel, Disk Drive, and 2 Game Ports


 
Manufacturer   Commodore
Model   AMIGA 600
Main CPU   Motorola MC68000
Year   1991
Co-Processor/Chipset   Agnes, Daphne (video), Portia (Sound)
Speed   7,14 MHz
RAM   1 MB (up to 10 MB (2 MB CHIPRAM + 8 MB FASTRAM)
ROM   512 KB, AmigaOS 2.05, OS Workbench 2.01
Disk Drive   Internal Chinon 880k Floppy Drive
Sound   4 channel 8-Bit stereo
Interfaces   Centronics, RS232, Mouse, Joystick, RGB, Composite Video, Audio, PCMCIA 2, IDE, internal CPU connector


 
Manufacturer   Commodore
Model   AMIGA 1200
Main CPU   Motorola MC68EC020
Year   1993
Co-Processor/Chipset   Advanced Architecture (AA) 32bit Chip Set
Speed   14 MHz
RAM   2 MB CHIP RAM
ROM   512 KB, AmigaOS 3.0
Disk Drive   Internal Chinon 880k Floppy Drive
Sound   4 channel 8-Bit stereo
Interfaces   Standard Serial, Parallel, Disk Drive, and 2 Game Ports