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Service and Repair (Country)
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AmigaSource.com - GENERAL ARTICLES
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Just general articles about the Amiga or Commodore
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Archived:
2002-06-02 |
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Sep 15, 2026
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id: 6050 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} Corel and Amiga work closely to support new Amiga Operating Environment Ottawa, Canada— July 27, 1999— Corel Corporation (NASDAQ: CORL, TSE: COR) is pleased to announce that it has formed a new relationship with Amiga, to ensure that Corel’s award-winning software applications will be supported on Amiga’s new line of products that are scheduled to be released later this year. |
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GREG LINDSAY
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2000-10-22 |
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Sep 15, 2026
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id: 6049 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} If you're not already part of the Amiga flock, entering the cramped exhibition hall at an Amiga convention can be profoundly disorienting. Browsing through the software racks and glancing at the aging Amiga 500 and Amiga 1000 machines running demos at the AmiWest conference earlier this month in Sacramento, I felt as if I'd entered a parallel universe where software development stopped in the early '90s. |
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Author:
Fred Moody
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Archived:
2000-08-16 |
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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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