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Autographed by Amiga engineer, R.J. Mical!

Amiga 1200 computer includes:

• 4 gig CompactFlash hard drive
• Amiga OS 3.0
• Microbotics MX1200z memory board with 8 megs. of RAM and a 68882 FPU
• mouse
• power supply
• an assortment of programs on hard drive
• A520 Composite Video Adapter

The Amiga 1200 is the latest of the Amiga computers produced by Commodore in 1990s

• CPU: Motorola 68EC020 at 14.32 MHz (NTSC) or 14.18 MHz (PAL)
• Chipset: AGA (Advanced Graphics Architecture)
• Video:
  • 24-bit color palette (16.8 Million colors)
  • Up to 256 on-screen colors in indexed mode
  • 262,144 on-screen colors in HAM-8 mode
  • Resolutions of up to 1024×768i 1280×512i (more with overscan)
  • HSync rates of 15.60-31.44 kHz
• Audio (Paula):
  • 4 voices / 2 channels (Stereo)
  • 8-bit resolution / 6-bit volume per voice
  • Maximum DMA sampling rate of 28–56 kHz (depending on video mode in use)
• Memory:
  • 512 kB Kickstart ROM
  • 2 MB Amiga Chip RAM
  • Up to 8 MB of Fast RAM in the expansion slot without CPU upgrade
  • Up to 256 MB of Fast RAM in the expansion slot with CPU upgrade
• Removable Storage:
  • 3.5” DD floppy disk drive, capacity 880 kB
• Internal Storage:
  • ATA-Controller supporting PIO-2 transfer mode
  • This unit includes a 4GB flash storage drive
• Input/Output connections:
  • Analogue RGB video out (DB-23M)
  • Composite video out (RCA)
  • RF audio/video out (RCA)
  • Audio out (2 × RCA)
  • 2 × Mouse/Joypad ports (DE9)
  • RS-232 serial port (DB-25M)
  • Centronics style parallel port (DB-25F)
  • Floppy disk drive port (DB-23F)
  • 16-bit Type II PCMCIA slot
  • 150 pin local expansion port (trapdoor)
  • Clockport
• Operating System:
  • AmigaOS 3.0 (Kickstart 3.0/Workbench 3.0)

This is a complete Commodore 64 system in a compact 25sh pound rugged case. The SX-64 combines the Commodore 64 computer, 1541 5.25” disk drive, and a 5” COLOR monitor into one sleek-looking case with detachable keyboard. Besides being one of the most sold computers in history, the SX-64 also has the distinction on being the first color portable computer. Originally SX-64s sold for about $1,000, they are still highly prized by Commodore enthusiasts for being so compact.

Store up to 32GB (with larger card) of Commodore data on a single SD camera card with the Brain Innovations uIEC-SD!

Included with the uIEC is the IEC interface/function switch daughter board and a 512MB compact flash card to get the lucky winner started.

The uIEC stores files either in native format (FAT 32) or in D64 files. Emulates CBM DOS and much of the CMDcommands, as well as additional tools for the new meduim.

For more information on the uIEC:

• http://www.c64-wiki.com/index.php/uIEC - uIEC-SD info page.
• http://www.c64-wiki.com/index.php/sd2iec_%28firmware%29 - the SD2IEC firmware page (information about the uIEC DOS and capabilities)

The uIEC is a product by Brain Innovations

The Commodore 1581 disk drive provides a whopping 880K of disk space on a DD 3.5” diskette. Besides the extra capacity for files, the 1581 is also well-supported by GEOS and Wheels GUI OSs, which increases the usability of those programs.

With the proper software, the Commodore 1581 disk drive can also be used to read from and write to IBM DOS formatted 720K disks.

A 1750 compatible REU in a game cartride, large Power Supply not needed.

Includes Manual and Utility Disk

A new-for-2010 RS-232 device that will connect you to CommodoreServer.com via Ethernet and with the use of the software, V-1541.

Not really for the raffle but for suggested donation at CommVEx. Developed my Martin Piper, this limited-edition Berzerk is in a special box with label and features digitized speech in the game play. Ten of them will be available.