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AmigaSource.com - HARDWARE
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Author:
BooBip
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Verified:
Aug 03, 2026
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id: 2288 |
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This is a two megabyte memory upgrade for the Commodore Amiga models 500 and 500+. It is a modern replacement for the original A501 0.5MB (512K) upgrade from Commodore. Add up to 2MB of memory to the machine depending on motherboard revision and Kickstart version (see below for details). Can provide both chip RAM and slow RAM in one expansion. |
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After putting together a much fancier document for the A4000 (the Amiga 4000 Hardware Guide), it was suggested that something similar was needed for the A1200. Additionally, I kept seeing the same questions asked over and over in comp.sys.amiga.hardware, and it seemed like a FAQ might help both those asking and answering the questions. Maybe it'll just change all the answers to say "Read the FAQ, you moron." Nah. Amiga people are more polite than that. They'd say "PLEASE read the FAQ, you moron. |
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A2088 Upgrade ROM, A2088 use external 1020 as drive A, A2088 Parts List, A2088 Connectors and jumpers. |
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What's that? In the late 1990s when I bought a used A2386 Bridgeboard for my Amiga 4000, I felt angry that I should have to addinally buy expensive and aged ZIP ram for that card. For 2 mega bytes ZIP RAM I should pay 200 DM (~100 €) !!! {...} I remembered having some old 1MB-PS2-Simms lying around and thought that it should be a possible to use them on my Bridgeboard with only a small adapter. The result of my thoughts and work was that little adapter which can be installed into the free ZIP sockets of the Commodore A2386 Bridgeboard. The adapter is able to provide 8MB RAM which is the official maximum - with a trick also to incredible 16MB! (This needs a BIOS-Update!) |
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Author:
arananet
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Verified:
Aug 09, 2026
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id: 2386 |
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This is a recreation of the Amiga 4000 DaughterBoard. I have made it from ground using the A4000 original schematics. It includes all the Zorro slots and also include a VGA 15khz output connector to use with a VGA metal bracket. The ISA ports has been removed from the design. Some new options has beed added on the new version 1.2 This work great on all the Amiga 4000 revisions, except of course the A4000T. |
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Author:
n/a
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 227 |
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The A500 Power Board works just like a regular 512K memory expansion for Amiga 500. And just when you thought this was all, the Power Board brings the world of PC to your Amiga. Mounted on the Power Board is a NEC V30 16-bit microprocessor which will run MS-Dos up to version 6.22. The Power Board software will turn your Amiga 500 into a PC, using the Amiga 500's built-in ports for input and output, and the Amiga's custom chips for video emulation. Complete with SoundBlaster emulation. |
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This is an Zorro/Expansionport -expansion card for the big Amigas: A2000/300/4000 or A500 on the expansion port. It has a Picasso96-compatible RTG-driver and an automatic monitor switch. Picasso96 is currently owned by Individual Computers. Version 2.1 is on the aminet and Version 2.2 can be purchased at individual computers. |
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Author:
Acill
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2192 |
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{A wonderful page with LOTS of hardware information and Amiga projects. (A4000 Replical project, capacitor lists and more) Also service and repair is available too.} |
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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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ocument 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. |
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Verified:
Aug 29, 2026
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id: 5979 |
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{Thread @ AmigaLove discussing the possibility of an Angus replacement chip} |
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n/a
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 72 |
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Everything you always wanted to know about the Amiga 3000 but you where afraid to ask because no one would know the answer. Articles - Pin layout of the video slot and Zorro slots, Memory setup, The A3000 custom chips, SCSI examples, Motherboard jumpers, The 3640 board, Colours during power-on and MUCH MORE!! GREAT PAGE! |
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The Apple Macintosh (c) Emulator for Amiga (c) personal computer. |
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Author:
bluescrn
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Verified:
Aug 05, 2026
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id: 2308 |
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Connect a Bluetooth LE mouse or controller to an Amiga joystick port. With minimal other components (essentially just a 74HC05 and the joystick port connector), an ESP32-H2 module can be connected to an Amiga joystick/mouse port, and allow a BLE mouse or controller to be used with the Amiga. |
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The Amiga "Classic" USB mechanical PC keyboard is a brand new Amiga officially licensed product manufactured by Simulant Systems Ltd. The keyboard is built to last, with a sturdy construction and quality components. Enjoy the ultimate typing experience with genuine Brown Cherry MX key switches. Now you can use your PC, Mac or Linux computer with an Amiga keyboard that mixes traditional style with modern usability and comfort. |
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Author:
Jani
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Verified:
Aug 05, 2026
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id: 2316 |
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Steps needed to convert a Amiga 1000 NTSC to PAL |
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Author:
Renee
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2217 |
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The A314 project provides a Raspberry Pi expansion to the Amiga 500 through the trapdoor expansion. Much of the 'magic' is being able to transparently access chip RAM without interfering with the performance of the Amiga itself. However, the Amiga 500 is also the ONLY Amiga model to feature this peculiar expansion interface. This board will add a standard 56-pin "trapdoor" interface to the Amiga 2000 and Amiga 1000 equipped with a Rejuvenator. |
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 5356 |
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This is a utility which can identify the Amiga 3000 SDMAC version and talk through the SDMAC to read WD33C93A registers and identify that chip and configuration as well. Ramsey version and configuration are also reported. |
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The BEST guide for just about EVERYTHING about the Amiga 4000. GREAT!!!!!!! |
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It is a replacement board solution for the Amiga600, or an Amiga 600 clone if you like this way. Just as Chucky’s ReAmigas for other Amiga models. Primarily designed to replace old rotten boards – and to be honest, A600s are very affected by the leaking issue. {By Róbert Tihanyi in 2022} |
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Author:
solarman
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Verified:
Aug 15, 2026
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id: 2437 |
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For use with A500: Compatible with original Mitsumi A619A. NOT Compatible with: Original Samsung 312502-12. For use with A1200. Compatible with original Mitsumi 56C774A |
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The Retro BB channel presents an Amiga A600 Junior Build, turning a failed A600 into a clean and upgraded machine. The project replaces the original board with a reverse-engineered Junior motherboard and fits it inside a frosted clear case. This gives the system a fresh look while keeping the classic A600 layout. |
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Author:
Amiga
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Archived:
2000-10-27 |
Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2207 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} October 21, 2000, Melbourne, Australia - It is with great pleasure that we are able to announce the first new Amiga hardware in over 6 years. The AmigaOne, our first consumer product, will be targeted at the desktop and workstation market. Further products to follow will cover the markets from Personal Digital Assistants and upwards. All these products will run a single piece of software, the revolutionary Amiga Digital Environment (DE). |
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Author:
n/a
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2077 |
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Information site on the CD32. History, Pictures and Screenshots more. |
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Information site about the CD32. Games, Specs, Emulation, Pictures, Downloads, history and more! Have a surf around and see what was, what is and what could have been with this funky (if weird looking) console. |
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