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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Marketplace => Topic started by: Retrofan on October 24, 2010, 10:55:34 AM
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Hi:
I was searching at Ebay and have found two fantastic items from the same seller:
An original Commodore mousepad (which I've already bought):
(http://i.ebayimg.com/15/!B5fHsH!CGk~$(KGrHqMOKjMEyOmGzd5BBMt0r7F5tg~~_12.JPG)
It's here:
http://cgi.ebay.es/2x-ORIGINAL-Commodore-Gaming-mauspad-mousepad-Amiga-C64-/330484835002?pt=Klassische_Computer&hash=item4cf26e62ba
This is what he says:
I'm offering a couple of brand new ORIGINAL Commodore Gaming mouse mats / mousepads. These are the last existing ones, directly from the former manufacturer. That's why I sell them in a couple as they'll never be produced again in the future and you have one spare then.
And a fantastic Commodore PC Case that would look FANTASTIC in any amiga project:
(http://i814.photobucket.com/albums/zz67/schnepobaer/Amiga%20and%20others/P1130030.jpg)
(http://i814.photobucket.com/albums/zz67/schnepobaer/Amiga%20and%20others/P1130031.jpg)
They are here:
http://cgi.ebay.es/Commodore-Gaming-PC-Case-550W-Ice-Cube-original-box-/330484826528?pt=Klassische_Computer&hash=item4cf26e41a0
This is what he says about them (very interesting):
I'm offering brand new and boxed Commodore Gaming PC cases, but also possible to install an Amiga board instead of a PC in it for example. In the year 2007 Commodore planned a Gaming PC. Due to the fact that the Computer itself was roughly overpriced they'd given up the project, but already produced the cases for it. These cases aren't available anymore (except from a few persons who have a few pieces) and I'm proud to say that I have the very last remaining available, directly from the manufacturer.
The cases are with an awesome design and are coming with an 550W PSU which have a peltier style Ice Cube cooler, LED fan in the front and an 120x120mm fan in one side. There are two USB, one FireWire and Audio connectors in the front.
The case is Midi-Tower size and has got a nice front door. This one can be COMPLETELY opened. Between the case and the door is enough space to use the front connectors even with closed door! Looks nice, and is also very comfortable due to the high quality hinges.
Do you like them?
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Are these cases from the Dutch company (Tulip?)who went bust a while back or??
Nice case either way.
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I don't know. He says directly from the manufacturer, and he is in Schleswig Holstein, Germany.
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I don't know. He says directly from the manufacturer, and he is in Schleswig Holstein, Germany.
Cheers fella, cool case either way :)
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Are these cases from the Dutch company (Tulip?)who went bust a while back or??
Nice case either way.
Nope, those are from "Commodore-Gaming", got one from a collective order on a1k.org. Really high quality build and looks kinda cool.
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I don't know. He says directly from the manufacturer, and he is in Schleswig Holstein, Germany.
It's Jon Hare from Amibay / A1k.org if you didn't know already.
http://www.amibay.com/showthread.php?t=10443
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..and here at Amiga.org too!
http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=54833
http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=54710
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Excuse me, but John Hare looks beautiful to be a man...
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Excuse me, but Jon looks beautiful to be a man...
Anyway, now it isn't a collective order, you can buy directly.
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Excuse me, but Jon looks beautiful to be a man...
Just guessing, but given that his user page under "Interests" reads as "Look at my avatar", I'd guess that's his missus.
Either that, or someone needs to break out the admiral akbar image right about now ;)
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Either that, or someone needs to break out the admiral akbar image right about now ;)
It's a fap!
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Excuse me, but Jon looks beautiful to be a man...
Anyway, now it isn't a collective order, you can buy directly.
Its all about the hair products.
THat IS a pretty cool case.
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That's not an original Commodore PC case.
This is an original Commodore PC case :
(http://www.zimmers.net/cbmpics/cbm/miscCPUs/pc10.gif)
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Yup, I remember asking myself exactly what the hell Commodore was thinking when they entered the crowded 'IBM clone' market.