Hardware I would like

[trekiej]

I noticed that the Graffiti is an non-RTG video card that connects externally.
I have seen those in an Amiga magazine for years.
How does it work internally?

[trekiej]

I wish we could make something that is great and not care if it is compatible with anything else.

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bboah: graffiti
I do remember a box that connected to the back of an A500 that had a video slot for a Toaster and some 16 bit ISA slots for powering some boards.

[trekiej]

Maybe a shot in the dark.

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Mmmm, sending information during blanking periods.

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I want a new motherboard in an A1200, A600 or A500 chassis.
FPGA would be fine to me.
The A1200 chassis may be the best.

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Any reason why the old schematics could not make its way to a board manufacturer?

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What do we want our Amiga to be?
1. Hand held
2. Tablet
3. Desktop
4. Server
5. Super Computing Platform
I think a new Amiga would have to be based on a new paradigm.
Was the Amiga based on a new concept or just expanded on an existing one?
Also, what do you think about the video slot in an A2000?
If a new Amiga had one would it be useful?
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I would like to design a 68K computer. This would not have to be an Amiga.
Maybe a home grown bit-plane system could be used.
Is it possible to put a bit-plane layer over chunky layer.
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I would like to propose a one and two FPGA chip platform.
If some one wanted to, they could make their own CPU ISA on one chip and a bit-plane system on the other.
Or, they could use a single chip design and reload it as it improves.
I have seen some FPGA design boards that look like a computer main board.
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I believe that their open cpu cores out there.
If an new Amiga 2000 was available and one could buy add-in cards for it, would people flock to it?
Thanks.

[trekiej]

It is hard to decide.
What do I like best, A2000, A3000T, A4000T?