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+ | ===== AmigaOne A1222+ ===== | ||
+ | Here it is... the latest... the greatest (well, one of them)... it's a production AmigaOne A1222+ running OS 4.1 Final Edition and Enhancer 2.2! See how it handles new OS 4.1 apps and classic Amiga games/ | ||
- | ===== Amiga 1000 ===== | ||
- | The one that started the Amiga craze! | + | ===== Amiga 1000, GBA 1000, C64 ===== |
- | ===== Amiga 2000 with 386 Bridgeboard and A-Max ===== | + | |
- | Think the Commodore 128 had 3 computers in one?! Well, here's an Amiga that has 3-in-one! | + | Rob Barlow brings these machines connected to color printers! |
- | This A2000 has been recently rebuilt with an Amiga 2000 Replica PCB and now has a 2 gig IDE drive (via SCSI-to-IDE), | ||
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- | ===== Amiga 500 in Checkmate case ===== | ||
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- | Nicely housed in a Checkmate 1500 Plus case, this is an Amiga 500 with OS 3.14 and a HC533 accelerator running a 68000 at 33 MHz. with 8 mb of Fast RAM and Super Denise. For the hard drive, there is an IDE-to-SD card adapter with an 8gb card plus a GoTek and original floppy drive. Checkmate A500 courtesy of Brian Schulteis | ||
===== Amiga 1200 ===== | ===== Amiga 1200 ===== | ||
- | The A1200 being exhibited has a 68060 50 MHz. CPU, OS 3.9, 2 megs Chip RAM, 128 megs Fast RAM, and Arcade Game Selector II. A1200 courtesy of Robert Bernardo | + | The A1200 being exhibited has a 68040 25 MHz. CPU, OS 3.9, 2 megs Chip RAM, 64 megs Fast RAM, 16 gig CF hard drive, and Arcade Game Selector II. A1200 courtesy of Robert Bernardo |
===== Amiga 600 ===== | ===== Amiga 600 ===== | ||
- | This modestly-upgraded A600 with Kickstart 3.2.1, OS 3.2, 2 megs of Chip RAM, 8 megs of Fast RAM, 2 gig CF hard drive, and Arcade Game Selector II. A600 courtesy of Robert Bernardo | + | This modestly-upgraded A600 with Kickstart 3.2.1, OS 3.2, 2 megs of Chip RAM, 1.5 megs of Slow RAM, 5.5 megs of Fast RAM, 2 gig CF hard drive, and Arcade Game Selector II. A600 courtesy of Robert Bernardo |
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- | ===== Amiga 2000 with Vampire 500 v2+ ===== | + | |
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- | This Amiga 2000 has a v8 motherboard with Vampire 500 v2 accelerator board and 128 megs of Fast RAM. A2000/V500+ courtesy of Luca Cappa | + | |
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- | ===== Vampire v4 standalone ===== | + | |
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- | Amiga-clone computer. The size of a small brick, the Vampire v4 is one of the fastest Amigas ever, sporting 512 megs of Fast RAM and running on Coffin OS or Apollo Core OS, basically Amiga OS-compatible with the Amiga chipset reimplemented in FPGA. Vampire v4 standalone courtesy of Luca Cappa | + | |
- | ===== Amiga 600 with Vampire V600+ ===== | + | |
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- | Like the Amiga 2000/ | + | |
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- | ===== Amiga CD32 with SX1 ===== | + | |
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- | Here is a goodie... it's an Amiga CD32 with a Paravision SX1 expansion that gives 8 MB of RAM. CD32 courtesy of and Paravision SX1 courtesy of Luca Cappa. | + | |
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- | ===== Sam440ep ===== | + | |
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- | From ACube Systems of Italy, the Sam440ep is a PowerPC-based computer and runs AmigaOS 4.1. Sam440 courtesy of Bernie Innocenti | + | |
===== THEA500 Mini ===== | ===== THEA500 Mini ===== | ||
- | From Retro Games Ltd. of England comes THEA500 (Mini), a small re-creation of the Amiga 500. THEA500 Mini runs the Amiberry emulator on an ARM-based computer. It has 25 games built into the system | + | From Retro Games Ltd. of England comes THEA500 (Mini) |
- | ===== THEC64 Maxi ===== | + | ===== Commodore 16 ===== |
- | From Retro Games Ltd. of England comes THEC64 (Maxi), a re-creation of the brown Commodore 64. THEC64 Maxi is Linux-based computer running a specialized version of VICE. It has 64 games built into the system with hundreds more via THEC64 Enhancer USB stick (from Ami64.com) | + | See the C16 in action with the latest |
+ | ===== Mega65 ===== | ||
- | ===== Commodore | + | The Mega65 is the modern replica to the mythical |
- | A later PET 2001, this one has a full-sized keyboard and upgraded ROM. The MSD SD-2 dual floppy drive is connected to the PET via an IEE-488 parallel cable. PET and MSD courtesy of Ryan Sherwood | ||
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- | ===== European C128D ===== | ||
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- | Not common over in North America, the European C128 has a plastic case, carrying handle, and 16K video RAM, making the machine more similar to a flat C128 and external 1571 drive rather than the metal C128DCR. | ||
- | ===== Commodore 64 ===== | ||
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- | Ah, your basic C64 with a C2N Datasette. | ||
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- | ===== Commodore 128DCR ===== | ||
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- | This is a C128DCR with Ultimate II cartridge, showing off C64 and C128-specific programs, like TRIANGULAR μOS 1.35. C128DCR courtesy of Ryan Sherwood | ||
- | ===== Commodore SX-64 ===== | ||
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- | This classic 25-pounder is touted as the world' | ||
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- | ===== Commodore Colt ===== | ||
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- | Check out Commodore' | ||
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- | ===== Commodore B128 with SFD-1001 ===== | ||
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- | This is another one of Commodore' | ||
- | ===== Commander X16 ===== | ||
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- | The Commander X16 is a new computer inspired by the Commodore 64 and the VIC-20. | ||
- | ===== Plus/4 and C16 ===== | ||
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- | These TED series Commodores come with a SD2IEC drive. Plus/4 and C16 courtesy of Robert Bernardo | ||
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- | ===== Commodore 64 running C64 OS ===== | ||
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- | This ordinary-looking C64 with 1541 disk drive and SD2IEC is not quite ordinary. | ||
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- | ===== Mega65' | ||
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- | The Mega65 is the modern replica to the mythical Commodore 65 which was never publicly released. | ||
===== Ultimate 64 ===== | ===== Ultimate 64 ===== | ||
Not just an ordinary Commodore 64 in a breadbox, this is the Ultimate 64, a redesigned C64 made of modern components. | Not just an ordinary Commodore 64 in a breadbox, this is the Ultimate 64, a redesigned C64 made of modern components. | ||
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- | There will be 3-5 C64 & Amiga systems plus a library of easy single and multiplayer games lined up and ready for attendees to use as free-play machines. C64's and Amigas courtesy of Rob Barlow | ||
===== VIC-20 ===== | ===== VIC-20 ===== | ||
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Before the C64, the VIC-20 was Commodore Business Machines' | Before the C64, the VIC-20 was Commodore Business Machines' | ||
+ | ===== MUSIC64 Keyboard (Wersiboard) ===== | ||
+ | Connected to a C64, see this rare musical keyboard and its software, Poly64, in action! | ||
+ | ===== Commodore PC20-III ===== | ||
- | ===== A.L.I.C.E. ===== | + | Oooo, a PC running DOS 6.01 with 640K of RAM, 9.54 MHz. speed, and NEC V20! Yeah, CBM was into selling PC's, too. This one has its mechanical hard drive replaced with a CF card, and it has a composite-to-VGA card and Snark Barker |
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- | A.L.I.C.E. (A Laptop Incorporating a Classic Experience) returns! | + | |
- | ===== NABU PC ===== | + | ===== Mini PET 40 ===== |
- | From the darkest corners | + | From Tynemouth Software |