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The amiga was always from commodore. The A1000 didn't say it was a commodore
machine. it had amiga checks on the keyboard.......


Bob Thompson heeft geschreven in bericht <37ABB960.C76FAA25@bigfoot.com>...
>I occasionally drag out my A1000 (complete with monstrous Sidecar XT and
20meg hard
>drive) just to check that it all still goes, and it always amazes me that
no other
>manufacturer has realised how practical it was to have that little space
under the
>case where the keyboard fits.
>As far as pre Commodore Amigas go, I don't think they exist. The machine
which
>became the Amiga was initially called the Lorraine - the Amiga name was
bestowed on
>it by Commodore.
>
>Bob
>
>Marco van den Hout wrote:
>
>> On Fri, 06 Aug 1999 22:34:27 GMT, The Alien <Someone@Someplace.Com>
wrote:
>> >I wonder how valueble a "pre-Commodore" Amiga is worth?  Especially a
>> >working one that I have with a 1 gigabyte hard drive in it? ....
>>
>> How many pre-Commodore Amigas are there? Are they A1000s, or also A500s,
A2000s?
>> Only prototypes? I've never known better than that Amiga was owned by
Commodore
>> from the day they first released a machine to the public, but then again
it took
>> some time for me to realize there were also A1200s and A4000Ts that are
not C=.
>>
>> I'd sure like to have an A1000 now, and a A3000 which I still think is
the most
>> sexiest looking Amiga :) Won't spend very much on it though.
>>
>> Greetz, Whaley.
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