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07.Apr.2002
Sascha Koebner (ANF)


AmigaOne: Gamestar reports about AmigaOne
In the latest issue of the games magazine 'Gamestar' (05/2002) you can find the following (Cebit?) news on page 18:

Amiga returns- Under the title AmigaOneG3-SE the venerable home computer Amiga returns. Incorporated in this computer is a firmly welded Power-PC-G3 processor with 600 Mhz. The mainboard, called A1.5, corresponds to the ATX standard and therefore fits in any common PC case.

The set of chips supports AGP2x, 4 PCI boards and 2GByte PC133 access memory at the most. Drives and input devices are connected via IDE, PS/2 and USB interfaces. To increase competition, dealers are allowed to fix prices for boards as well as complete systems. The manufacturer Eyetech is leading the way: The A1.5 mainboard with processor is only supposed to be 600 EURO, including VAT and delivery charges. The operating system AmigaOS4 is available at 70 EURO, not including VAT. www.eyetech.co.uk.

The magazine shows a picture with an open PC case and the caption: 'Incorporated in AmigaOneG3-SE is a G3 processor with 600 Mhz from Motorola.' (sd) (Translation: sr)

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