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Forefront Technologies is now accepting AmigaOne pre-orders
« on: November 25, 2002, 04:59:42 PM »
Complete AmigaOne systems are now available for pre-order from Forefront's website. Customers can configure their new AmigaOne system to their specifications online. Mainboards and components are also available for those looking to build their own Amiga system.


Forefront's annoucement is here.

AmigaOne systems and mainboards are available  here.
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Re: Forefront Technologies is now accepting AmigaOne pre-ord
« Reply #1 on: November 25, 2002, 07:24:32 PM »
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Yeah, it would be nice if the company making the AOS4 drivers could say a bit about what cards they support, what the cost of the drivers will be and so on.

As it's been said before, we are attempting to support as many of the various Radeon models as we can.  When we have a definative list, we'll publish it.  For now, you're probably best staying away from the 9000 series.  As far as cost goes, they have been licensed to be included with AmigaOS4, so there really is no cost to speak of from the consumers' point of view.

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Who was it that made them anyway? Can't remember..

That would be us ;)
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Re: Forefront Technologies is now accepting AmigaOne pre-ord
« Reply #2 on: November 28, 2002, 03:39:51 PM »
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I saw on your website that the graphic card cannot be removed unlike the sound card, any chance this will change? I already have a spare Voodoo3 and a Radeon 7500 and I'm sure there are other people in this situation who don't want to pay for the graphic card.

The thought was the complete systems were for people who wanted to open the box, plug it in, and go.  However, I do see your point and there is now an option to not include any video card.  Thanks for your input.
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