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The A600 and A1200 are very different from the Amiga 500. The A500 had a keyboard controller board on the back of the keyboard, and a serial interface to the mainboard. The Amiga 500 USB keyboard controller I built for that was a lot simpler in hardware terms, but a bit more effort to implement the serial protocol in the microcontroller. |
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Commodore Amiga 600 LED replacement board. Tested on PAL and NTSC models, rev1.5 and rev2. it fits the original keyboard perfectly |
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Hi guys, yet another Commodore Amiga review, this time its the Amiga 1000 from 1985, I really enjoyed making this video, hope you will too :-) |
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Since I’ve been reverse engineering a DataFlyer Plus HDD SCSI expansion card for the Commodore Amiga, I’ve needed to get a much better understanding of how the AutoConfig process works. I’m by far no expert on it, but I have learned a lot and wanted to share a couple logic analyzer traces of this occurring in the wild. The Commodore documentation refers to these expansion cards as PICs or Plug-in Cards. |
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A seller on eBay in 2020 is attempting to sell a pre-A1000 Commodore Amiga development machine. These machines are rare and were manufactured by the original Amiga Inc. We take a look at the details of this machine and the item that is claimed for sale. |
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Our vision for the future of all things Commodore. I'm David Pleasance, and I want Commodore's legacy to continue and flourish. So I'm bringing together a group of people who can help make this happen. Our goal is to continue the Commodore story for you the enthusiast, and the entrepreneurs who are refurbishing and making new hardware and software. |
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{Agenda Phillips/Commodore Meeting 15 Apr 1994 about the HOMBRE overview goals and strategy by Dr. Ed Helper} |
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{Link to the PBCway board and schematics & BOM} |
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This video, by RetroManCave, takes a look at music making with MIDI on the Commodore Amiga. The Commodore Amiga was released in 1985. It didn’t have built-in MIDI support, but the video covers hardware and software options for using the Amiga with vintage and modern MIDI gear. |
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Back in a time when the "norm" was playing with interrupt jumpers and admiring grey scale images, the Commodore AMIGA was revolutionizing the world with full multimedia capabilities; Before multimedia was even a word. This notebook collates some of the many awesome artefacts lying around the internet. |
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A nice page with lots of Paula information. |
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This is a game interpreter and player for the Lucasarts game "Curse of Monkey Island" (COMI) for the Commodore Amiga range of computers. This allows you to play the Curse of Monkey Island game, natively without emulation on the Commodore Amiga using its software APIs using a copy of the COMI PC data files only. In laymans terms; Goodsoup is "COMI.exe" for the Amiga |
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My name is scuzz. On this site you will find my private collection of Amiga and retro computers. Including all the disks, magazines, software, books, videos, expansions, peripherals, cards, cover disks floppy drives, monitors, printers etc etc etc etc. |
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172 commodore Amiga stock photos, vectors, and illustrations are available royalty-free for download. |
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77 commodore Amiga royalty-free stock videos, including high-quality 4K footage and HD video clips for download |
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Commodore Amiga tank mouse 3d print model. Includes: Enclosure & Button. SolidWorks, STEP, STL files included. Tested on real hardware! Tank mouse is the standard mouse that came with the Commodore Amiga Computer. It is famous because of its edge look and style. This mouse 3d print model case can be used as a replacement for your original mouse printed circuit board. |
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Amiga Unix, also known as Amix, was the official Commodore port of Unix to the Commodore Amiga. Amix only ever achieved a minor share of the market and lacked a cost advantage or killer app to see it to success. Our page is dedicated to the information that comes to light over time of this Unix workstation. |
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Commodore Amiga Vlab Motion PCB Cap Kit (Commodore Amiga video capture and playback card called Vlab Motion / VLM) 105C 100% Nichicon Capacitors. “Mega Deluxe Cap Kits” Our kits have some of the BEST quality, low ESR, and longest life capacitors included. This kit has all the electrolytic capacitors included for the PCB and this kit was made from the Revision 1.2 PCB but should work for all 1.0, 1.1 and 1.3 revisions made by MacroSystem. All of our Cap Kits / Get Well Kits include a sticker so you can place it on the PCB to help you keep track of the work you did and when it was done. 18 Capacitors included in kit with great instructions. |
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How is it possible that a company that is ahead of competitors in 1985 takes 9 years to destroy everything? It was said that the previous Commodore computer (PET) was even better than Apple II, and with the Amiga that was not an exception. The Amiga had features like preemptive multitasking, a colour GUI, and hardware graphics and stereo sound that would not become mainstream on computers until over a decade later. However, the team that created the Amiga wanted more. They wanted to improve the product all the time. Executive Commitee didn't. |
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The Commodore Amiga was a groundbreaking computer system that made a big impact on personal computing and gaming. Today, we can experience the magic of this iconic machine through emulation. This guide will show you how to set up and enjoy Amiga emulation on modern devices, so you can experience all the cool things this revolutionary platform could do. |
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Various Commodore Applications and Technical Support documentation. This document was generously contributed by Andy Finkel from the collection of Carolyn Scheppner |
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May 4, 1995. German company Escom AG purchases the rights to the name, patents, and intellectual property of Commodore Electronics, which had declared bankruptcy in 1994. |
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April 29, 1994. commodore-computer-factory-production-december-1992WEST CHESTER, Pa. (AP) — Commodore International Ltd., a pioneer in the personal computer industry, said late Friday it is going out of business. The company plans to transfer its assets to unidentified trustees “for the benefit of its creditors” and has placed its major subsidiary, Commodore Electronics Ltd., into voluntary liquidation. “This is the initial phase of an orderly voluntary liquidation of both companies,” Commodore said in a brief statement. Company executives could not immediately be reached Friday evening. |
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{Various Commodore and Amiga Manuals} |
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Despite being essentially boring technology (ooo, I can just tell some people aren’t going to like that one), CD applications are taking off. First there’s Kodak’s PhotoCD system for storing pictures, and now along comes Commodore with CDTV. CDTV is interesting because it’s basically a wolf in sheep’s clothing, or this case, a computer in CD’s clothing. |
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