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>Roland Bengtsson (roland.bengtsson@mbox3.swipnet.se) said:
>>>>interesting me.  The thing is, I don't have any idea what
>>>>hardware I should get to get started.  A1200?  2000?  3000?  4000?

>> >:As for an Amiga.  ONLY go for an A1200 or A4000.  Others are out dated,
>> >:and  don`t have the "AGA" (or "AA" if you like) chipset.  You *could*
>> >:wait for the

>>An A3000 is also a good option. It's fast 25 Mhz 68030, can display 15 Khz
>>on a cheap VGA-monitor, has builtin SCSI. It's a "real" box with separate
>>keyboard. If you add a gfxcard you had much better performance than AGA,
>>but of course you can't play AGA-games.

>Yes, a 3000 is a far better prospect than a 4000.


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>Melbourne OZ | astroboy@netspace.net.au  | 1976 Toyota Corolla 1.2  \XX/

I was planning on buying a 4000,changed my mind,gonna install a 060/50MHZ C-
Storm & a C64 GFX Card in my 3000,alot Cheaper then buying a New 4000T,more
Speed too
I'm planning on running a Multinode BBS so it'll help,i now run a 1 line BBS

Paul..

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