20.Feb.2010
Amiga.org (website)
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Hyperion and A-EON announce strategic partnership
Press release Brussels, Belgium – February 20, 2010. Hyperion Entertainment CVBA and A-EON Technology CVBA announce strategic partnership.
Hyperion Entertainment and A-EON have entered into a strategic partnership to provide the Amiga community with a dedicated high-end PowerPC based platform for AmigaOS 4.x which aspires to be worthy of the Amiga hardware tradition going back to the original Amiga 1000 from Commodore.
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19.Feb.2010
Amigaworld.net (Webseite)
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Event: AmiWaWa 2 (Warszawa)
On Saturday 13th of March in Warszawa the AmiWaWa 2 will take place which is an event about all Amiga systems. Admission free!
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19.Feb.2010
Amiga.org (Webseite)
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USB-Floppy-Disk-Controller: KryoFlux
KryoFlux (formerly announced as C2 DiskSystem) is an USB-Controller for working with disks of older computer systems.
For private purposes the KryoFlux package is for free and includes all required programs and drivers as well as all information on how to make the hardware for yourself.
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18.Feb.2010
Andreas Magerl (ANF)
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Print magazine: Amiga Future 83, preview and excerpts
Press release: The preview and excerpts for the Amiga Future magazine, issue 83 (March/April 2010) are online now. As usual there are many reviews like AmigaOS 4.1 Update 1 (Part 2), Hollywood, AmigaE, WiiUAE and much more. Additionally we have all the interesting information about the upcoming AmigOne X1000 and the first interview with A-EON.
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17.Feb.2010
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Hollywood-Projects: PubTrivia and LoView 1.6
Two projects have been written with the help of the commercial programming language Hollywood: The quiz game PubTrivia and the picture viewer LoView 1.6.
PubTrivia originally was written for Google's handy operating system Android and is available for all Amiga systems. The author points out to "some minor problems" which have to be fixed.
LoView is a picture viewer with datatype support which also offers some simple picture editing functions. Additional to the AmigaOS 4-version the Aminet provides further ports of version 1.5.
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