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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Marketplace => Topic started by: ExtremeWays on December 20, 2005, 10:24:33 PM
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Fellas,
I'd love to know how this seller managed to keep a new 1084s-d2 hidden away somewhere!
New 1084 Monitor (http://cgi.ebay.com.au/AMIGA-COMPUTER-MONITOR-1084S-D2-NEW_W0QQitemZ8740564977QQcategoryZ1247QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem)
And wouldn't we all love to have one of these !!
Boxed Phoenix Upgrade (http://cgi.ebay.com.au/working-boxed-PHOENIX-motherboard-for-Amiga-1000_W0QQitemZ8739490795QQcategoryZ1247QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem)
The buyer states that a shipment was recently sent to germany. Did anyone here get one of those?!
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Kinda makes you wonder if it realy is "New" I keped all my boxes for my Amiga 4000D Including the plastic wrap I have two of the 1084 monitors and a 1960 that all still look as good as new.
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The buyer states that a shipment was recently sent to germany. Did anyone here get one of those?!
Yup, here. I am one of the luck slobs that got one of the recent (and probably last) "production".
I didn`t have the time to assemble everything though.
Economical it makes absolute no sense, as you would get an A1200 with an 040 for the price it costed, but it is one hell of a collectable and is way cool, especially if you got the custom made 030 card (the only accelerator ever made specifically for the Phönix and it wa made in 2005) for it too
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@Lemmink
Man, that's awesome! I'm fascinated by the Phoenix board. I find it amazing that some little company in South Australia actually managed to negotiate the rights to engineer and produce such a device.
Imagine if the Phoenix board was how the A1000 was launched. It would have been the most feature packed home computer on the market...
Time to put in a bid methinks :-)
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ExtremeWays wrote:
@Lemmink
Man, that's awesome! I'm fascinated by the Phoenix board. I find it amazing that some little company in South Australia actually managed to negotiate the rights to engineer and produce such a device.
Imagine if the Phoenix board was how the A1000 was launched. It would have been the most feature packed home computer on the market...
Time to put in a bid methinks :-)
The A1000 was far and away the most feature packed home computer on the market when it was launched and for several years afterwards. I think the competition finally surpassed the A1000's capabilities 2 to 3 years after it was introduced.
I do agree that the Phoenix board is a good product though.
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hi all,
just 5 hours to go until it's sold.
current bid is at $182.50 Australian - which is about $133 US, or £77 UK.
Airmail postage to anywhere in Europe is $61.50 Aus. for 7 day airmail, or $47.50 Aus. for economy airmail (2-3 weeks delivery.
Airmail postage to anywhere in the US is $51.00 Aus. for 7 day airmail, or $42.00 Aus. for economy airmail (2-3 weeks delivery.
NOTE: The motherboard has PAL timing and video output, so may not work properly in the USA.
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Apparently the SA company still trades but I couldn't find a website for it.
It'd be great to take a trip to SA and see some garage with new Amiga boards being pumped out of it..........if only :)