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Re: Individual Computers Announces Clone-A Project
« on: October 13, 2006, 06:58:57 AM »
Would there be also a scenario where the re-implimentation of the custom-chips are to be sold as replacements for defunct chips? I mean, that (and the mentioning of a miniITX Amiga) is what makes the Clone-A project interesting to me. Minimig remains interesting as well, mostly due to it's opensource nature.
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Re: Individual Computers Announces Clone-A Project
« Reply #1 on: October 13, 2006, 08:14:24 PM »
If the price is right, a MiniITX sized Amiga would appeal to me, even if it were just and only OCS/ECS Amiga (Minimig). A littlebit more advanced (Jens' Clone-A MiniITX) would appeal more to me. I can surely do with some space-saving on my desk :-)

Imagine the space I could be saving dropping the 21" Mac monitor, the 9600/300 Mac, the A2000 and accessoires in favour of a MacMini with a MiniMig/Clone-A sitting on top of it, both hooked to a TFT monitor ;-)
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