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Amiga.org specific forums => New User Introductions => Topic started by: Anonymous MOS on April 16, 2005, 06:48:45 AM
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Hello Everyone,
I signed up a while back, but hadn't used this place much until recently. I was mainly into Emu's but I finally decided I'd go ahead and get the REAL thing.
Flashback of memories...
My dad had a C128 when I was a kid, the first gaming machine I ever laid my eyes on. Instant love, then joined the local users group. I then eventually got my own C64. I had it for quite a few years, then sold it to get the money for a new computer. An Amiga or an IBM. I settled for an IBM XT.. Terrible mistake! After a few years of continual upgrading, I got into emulators and found emulators for the Commodore family. YAY!!! After emulating the C64 for a while I wanted the real thing again.
I ended up getting my old C64 back in terrible shape, had to transplant some chips because it had been stored in the guy's 120 degree F shed for a couple of years, then I had a friend give me his C64 collection. Then as luck would have it, a couple years later I got the local 'now defunct' users group's collection.
Anyway, I got an A500 a little over a year ago, and signed up for an account here.
FINALLY... About a week ago I just got an A1200 with a HDD.
NOW... I'm here and ready to go.
ME :-D
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Welcome ! Its a funny ole place here with lots of knowledgeable people, so if you have any questions then someone should be able to answer them :-) That even goes for the Miggy emulators. Enjoy life !!
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Get used to gaming on your A1200 and after a short while you will discover how much you can tune this baby to a much higher level :lol:
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And after seeing some nice high res workbench screenshots with 32bit icons you'll want a graphics card for your A1200 :-D
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meaning a pci busboard that has to be placed in a tower but that way you can also use some pci network and soundcards and tv cards and so on and so on :lol:
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welcome looks like you did a good choise getting an a1200 they are verry reliable and can be expanded a lot.Have fun.
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@effy @AMIGAZ you scaring the new guy :-P
adonay :-D
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Don't forget fun with hard hacks! If you're financially prudent and adventurous, you may want to have a go at all the weird and wonderful alterations out there. My A500 is slowly turning into a stripboard monstrosity :-D