Tag: Amiga 30 Years
Retro Commodore website motto is Your place with high quality scans, and to confirm that objective, tomse has published the Commodore document ‘Overview of Advanced Amiga Architecture and Other Future Directions’ released in 1993 for the ’93 Developers Conference. The document was provided by PET/Dexion As usual, tomse’s OCD (this is a compliment!) is delivering a high-quality PDF file of the 193-page document…
Fernando Pena, known as “ferix” on English Amiga Board has posted some updates in his project to create a SD Card interface for the Amiga. There are some videos showing the card working, and it looks pretty amazing. Although we already have the option to buy GOTEK drives for the Amiga, having an SD Card interface is very appealing, and…
Over on the English Amiga Board (EAB) Forum, Sebastian Bergmann has shared his photo album from the Amiga 30 Years event. This event was held yesterday in Amsterdam and many famous names in the Amiga Scene attended including Petro Tyschtschenko, Chris Huelsbeck and Allister Brimble. You can check the photos from the links below. View Photos: https://www.flickr.comSebastian Bergmann’s Blog: https://amiga.sebastian-bergmann.deNews…
The documentary ‘Viva Amiga’ was crowdfunded back in 2011 and it’s been in production since then. If you are, like us, looking forward to watch it, here is a great opportunity to be one of the first to enjoy it. The Viva Amiga Team and the organizers of the US Amiga 30th anniversary event are pleased to announce the world’s…
Ron Nicholson and Joe Decuir, engineers that designed Amiga’s custom chipset “Lorraine”, will be attending on the next 25th & 26th of July the Amiga 30th anniversary at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA. Ron and Joe will be presenting for the first time their work on the Amiga Lorraine chip set, while working with Jay Miner, the…
This edition of Retro Asylum is all about the Amiga! The news about the Amiga 30th anniversary are all around the Internet, and the hosts of the podcast decided to spend 3 hours talking about the history and the games that helped to define the iconic computer. Link: Retro Asylum
