The best thing that ever happened to the Amiga was the release of the Amiga 500. It was the first really nice Amiga machine, affordable, nice looking, easily expandable, with available software and built-in ROM. The Amiga boom happened not with the release of the Amiga 1000, or Amiga 2000, but after the Amiga 500, many people bought it and it was all around the homes, especially in Europe. Only if it have color TV output (not monochrome), like the A1000. Amiga 500 with 1MB is the winner (established as standard only some months later after it's release). A500 is the second most used Amiga model for me, after the microAmigaOne.
