AmigaSource.com - ARCHIVED SITES
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Author:
Fred Moody
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Archived:
2000-08-16 |
Verified:
Sep 21, 2026
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id: 6076 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} Once upon a time, there lived a breakthrough in computing—the Amiga A1000, which burst onto the market in 1985 as the first legitimate full-color-interface computer—in effect, a color Macintosh before the color Macintosh. (It also was the world’s first 32-bit PC, well ahead of the Mac and fully 10 years before Windows 95.) The Amiga was dedicated to multimedia before the term was even coined in the computer industry. |
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Author:
Subscriptions
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Archived:
2000-06-12 |
Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 299 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} Amiga Active Magazine Amiga Active is no longer, but thanks for visiting anyway! It was one of the LAST GREAT Amiga magazines in print!! CD-rom cover disk! You'll got all the latest news from the Amiga world delivered to your door on a monthly basis. No more scouring the newsagents' shelves! You'll were guaranteed the best in-depth features, previews, reviews, tutorials and interviews in the Amiga world, month in, month out. Now its called Digital |
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{{ARCHIVED}} On this pages you find information about the digital photo cameras offered by Vesalia Computer for Amiga computers. |
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Author:
AR Staff
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Archived:
1999-10-09 |
Verified:
Aug 09, 2026
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id: 2405 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} It hasn't been easy keeping a cheery disposition since April 29, 1994. Now, the liquidation chapter of Commodore's existance is all but closed. Barring an amazing development in the Bahamas Supreme Court, which has all but promised to echo the decision of the US court, Escom AG will become the owner of the assets of Commodore International. |
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{{ARCHIVED}} Omnipresense International Ltd proudly presents IBrowse. "... is simply the best browser there is for the Amiga platform at the moment." www.amigasupport.com |
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{{ARCHIVED}} ADF (Amiga Development Fund) is an idea Giorgio Gomelsky came up with after reading about the Linux Development Fund. In essence, the group will accept donations and |
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{{ARCHIVED}} A dealer supporting the Amiga in Northern California. |
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{{ARCHIVED}} SoftWood began in 1986 as one of the first software developers for the Amiga computer. We have developed and now offer the best selling, personal productivity software for the Amiga including Final Writer, Final Calc, and Final Data. {...} Although our love for the Amiga computer has never diminished, the realities of the computer industry has influenced us to broaden the scope of our business. After almost three years of development by an expert Windows® software developer, we now offer Final Writer for Windows® 95 and Windows® NT(tm). Our entry into the PC arena is like the proverbial David doing battle with Goliath. However, we are confident our product has what has been missing in PC word processors for years--ease of use and raw power! |
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Author:
PR / Netting
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Archived:
1997-02-04 |
Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1539 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} fake is a small demogroup devoted to the Amiga. |
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Author:
SoftWood, Inc.
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Archived:
1996-12-28 |
Verified:
Aug 04, 2026
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id: 2300 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} amiganet.com. This web site is dedicated to communication among Amiga users world-wide. You can have a free entry in this site that includes your name, email account, link to a web site, personal information, and a description of your Amiga configuration. The only requirement is that you must be an Amiga user. This is not just another page of links, because whether you have your own web site or not, you can have an entry in amiganet.com. email your request to: hello@amiganet.com. This service is provided free of charge to Amiga users by SoftWood, Inc. |
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Archived:
1996-10-19 |
Verified:
Aug 15, 2026
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id: 2438 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} A look at an innovative computer industry pioneer, whose achievements have been largely forgotten. Obituaries customarily focus on the deceased's accomplishments, not the unpleasant details of the demise. That's especially true when the demise hints strongly of self-neglect tantamount to suicide, and nobody can find a note that offers some final explanation. There will be no such note from Commodore, and it would take a book to explain why this once-great computer company lies cold on its deathbed. But Commodore deserves a eulogy, because its role as an industry pioneer has been largely forgotten or ignored by revisionist historians who claim that everything started with Apple or IBM. Commodore's passing also recalls an era when conformity to standards wasn't the yardstick by which all innovation was measured |
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{{ARCHIVED}} The Show - At the show the new Pegasos computer will be demonstrated. You will see the Pegasos running a variety of applications and different operating systems, including MorphOS and Mac-on-Linux. Several computers will be up and working for the event for participants to test. You can have a very close look at the hardware as well on software running on it to see what the machine can offer you. |
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Author:
Amigabg
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Archived:
0000-00-00 |
Verified:
Sep 14, 2026
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id: 674 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} AONE Gothenburg 2002 Fall Event will take place on the 21st of September, which is a Saturday. The event will last between 12 – 17 and the premises where we will hold the event is called Kajutan ("The Cabin" in English) in Lindholmen, Gothenburg. Free Entrance! AONE 2002 Gothenburg Fall Event - an event in co-operation between AmiGBG, GGS-Data and betatesters of AmigaOne. The Amiga usergroup of AmiGBG was formed back in november 2001 and resides in Gothenburg, Sweden. The usergroup consists of a number of persons who share a common interest, the Amiga computer. |
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Author:
Ron Schwartz
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Archived:
0000-00-00 |
Verified:
Dec 12, 2002
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id: 1654 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} The Show within a Show at Computerfest August 24-25, 2002, Hara Arena, Dayton Ohio. Why should Amiga folk come? 1. AmigaFest 2002 is an area within Computerfest® dedicated to the Amiga. 2. It is planned to have a number of Amiga exhibitors, including vendors, developers, and user groups. 3. A broad selection of Amiga gear will be available, including the latest items. {4... and more...} |
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Archived:
0000-00-00 |
Verified:
Sep 14, 2026
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id: 1840 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} ACG Gothenburg is a non-profit association founded by two Amiga enthusiasts. The aim was to create a gathering place for anyone interested in the Amiga.
It’s about programming, demo parties—in short, fostering creative activity around the Amiga. |
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{{ARCHIVED}} See you in 2003! The Benelux Pegasos Show is planned for April 2003 in Rotterdam for more information: cindy@beneluxpegasosshow.com Remember the 2001 event? |
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Author:
Doug Moir
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Archived:
0000-00-00 |
Verified:
Aug 02, 2026
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id: 2232 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} The best place to buy quality new and used Amiga products in Australia. Classic Amiga, AmigaOne and Linux PPC specialists for Australia, NZ and South East Asia |
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Archived:
0000-00-00 |
Verified:
Aug 09, 2026
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id: 2391 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} The AIM Project (Amiga Indexes of Magazines) is here to provide an index of Amiga magazines so you'll know which magazine to find a specific review/preview/feature/etc in. ACE Magazine, Amiga Computing, Amiga Force, Amiga Format (Games & Serious), Amiga Power (Games), Amiga Power (PD), Amiga User International, CU-Amiga, The One Amiga & Zero |
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Author:
Commodore
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Archived:
0000-00-00 |
Verified:
Sep 05, 2026
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id: 4094 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} Document for the Commodore-Amiga Advanced Amiga Architecture. Dated June 18, 1992, this was the never-released whole new Amiga system architecture. This project was started in 1988, and first silicon was available in 1993. Commodore's business problems prevented subsequent progress on this system. {AAA} |
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Archived:
0000-00-00 |
Verified:
Aug 23, 2026
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id: 5811 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} Here is our offering: Electronic Arts' IFF standard for Interchange File Format. The full name is "EA IFF 1985". Alternatives and justifications are included for certain choices. Public domain subroutine packages and utility programs are available to make it easy to write and use IFF-compatible programs. |
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Author:
AmigaJay
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Archived:
0000-00-00 |
Verified:
Feb 07, 0002
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id: 6033 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} {LOTS of Covers} |
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Author:
test
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Archived:
0000-00-00 |
Verified:
Sep 15, 2026
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id: 6053 |
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