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`03.Feb.2008` Sven Scheele (ANF)	Event: ACSH hardware meeting 1/08 in Kiel Sven Scheele writes: The Amiga Club Schleswig-Holstein is inviting to the first hardware meeting 2008 on Sunday, March 1, in Kiel. The meeting takes place on the premises of the technical college on Heikendorfer Weg 93a again (see "Ausstellung", Pos. 4 on the campus plan.). Those who would like to bring along their computers should register via E-Mail at all costs, since space is limited. Start is officially at 13 o'clock, an earlier installation is possible after consultation. Power outlet strips, network cables, etc. must be brought by yourself, as always. Internet access via the technical college network is planned. At this opportunity, another note that the location for the monthly regulars' table has changed. With immediate effect, this takes place in the restaurant "Colosseum." See the "Termine" (appointments) area on the homepage for this purpose. (snx) (Translation: cad) [News message: 03. Feb. 2008, 18:16] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`13.Jan.2008` Jörg Karisch (ANF)	Amiga Hardware Meeting in Nuremberg, Germany on March 9, 2008 Jörg 'amiga1303' Karisch writes: The Amiga user group IMAGE from Middle Franconia is inviting to Nuremberg, Germany again for the hardware meeting on Sunday, March 9, 2008. The goal is to solve problems with hardware and software that is brought along, or to execute a couple of games over the network again, too. Once again, we want to offer a flea market and a file sharing network for hardware and software, respectively, that is relevant to the Amiga. Detailed and current information can be found under the title link - also a list with the computers on display, among other things. Unfortunately, computer seats are limited to about 20 pieces, which is why I ask guests who want to arrive with hardware to get in touch with me in a timely manner. We look forward to all guests interested in the Amiga - maybe a hardware or software producer also has some time to stop by - and see you then on March 9. Till then, best regards, Jörg Karisch (snx) (Translation: cad) [News message: 13. Jan. 2008, 15:08] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`13.Jan.2008` Amigaworld.net (Forum)	MeKa 2008: NatAmi developer board demonstrated In an English forum article under the title link, Gunnar von Boehn reports on the demonstration of the NatAmi developer board (Amiga History Guide page with photo) by Thomas Hirsch at this year's MeKa in Karlsruhe. According to this, unlike the Minimig by Dennis van Weeren, NatAmi possesses a virtually complete AGA implementation (including a 24-bit AGA mode together with 32-bit blitter), but in exchange, is based on very old FPGA chips with corresponding limitations. As in the original Minimig, the processor is not emulated, and is located on a daughterboard on NatAmi, which can theoretically carry any 680x0 processor, or alternatively, a Coldfire processor as well, according to the developer's statements. However, only a 68030 was employed until now, a board with 68060 processor is planned next. Booting the AmigaOS 3.x Workbench has only taken the blink of an eye, literally, on the NatAmi board. Furthermore, programs like Directory Opus, SysInfo and a module tracker as well as dragging screens, copper & voxel demos and games like Boulder Dash, BattleChess and Defender of the Crown were demonstrated on it. The software was loaded from hard disk using the IDE controller located on the board. (snx) (Translation: cad) [News message: 13. Jan. 2008, 14:59] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`09.Jan.2008` Amigaworld.net (Forum)	The Register: AmigaAnywhere video from the CES At the title link The Register presents a short video, in which Bill McEwen (Amiga Inc.) speaks about AmigaAnywhere 2.0 (amiga-news.de reported). New facts or real impressions from AmigaAnywhere 2.0 are not to obtain from this material. (snx) (Translation: ub) [News message: 09. Jan. 2008, 22:08] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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