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Description: From right to left: -The A1200 also visible in the previous righthand side pic, with DC wheel, Suzo Arcade joystick connected to the A4k in the bookstand, Comp. Pro CD32 joypad also connected to the A4k lies on top of the A4k -Assorted junk and books in the bookstand -Some DVDs visible on the bottom of the pic -Assorted DC games on the glass table -Diskette boxes on the far left containing all my Amiga disk, mostly coverdisks and some leftover pirated crap. The majority of the disks seem to have died of old age though :-(. -Above that an old Sony amplifier with a Philips miniset on top and 2 speakers stacked aside the miniset. Picture Stats: Views: 2878 Filesize: 229.21kB Height: 768 Width: 1024 Posted by: odin at September 11, 2004, 03:21:06 PM Image Linking Codes
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| tokyoracer Posts:1590 | February 01, 2008, 09:20:07 PM Ah Vanishing Point and Hydro Thunder games, both great. :-) |
| NoFastMem Posts:432 
| August 25, 2007, 08:59:42 AM I suspect that as it's stored at a higher density, data on a 1.44MB floppy is more susceptible to the elements. |
| Tomas Posts:2828
| February 04, 2006, 02:50:45 AM Quote Diskette boxes on the far left containing all my Amiga disk, mostly coverdisks and some leftover pirated crap. The majority of the disks seem to have died of old age though Or by being exposed to that magnet of that speaker :crazy: I am personally very suprised on how long my amiga floppies has lasted. Most of even my oldest ones still work fine today, even though they have not really been stored that nicely over the years. Is a whole different case with my pc formated floppy disks though, as most of them even refuse to format without errors, while my many years old amiga formated ones work just fine?? |