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Offline lofstudioTopic starter

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Returning to Amiga
« on: October 26, 2006, 03:12:29 PM »
First, it's nice to see so many people from Alabama on this board. Of course, they're all in the northern half of the state.

I've posted in other sections here before, but I don't think I introduced myself. I used the Amiga until 1995, when I sold a 4000 with EMplant board to get one of the new Mac clones. I'm getting my Amiga fix from UAE run on a MacBook under Boot Camp (UAE is a bit slow on OS X). But it looks like I'll be getting a 1200 soon. It'll look really good sitting next to my Newton MP2100.

Dan
A3000: 2mb chip, 8mb fast; Buddha Flash Phoenix; some cheapo CD-ROM; OS 3.1 + lots of Macs
 

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Re: Returning to Amiga
« Reply #1 on: November 13, 2006, 06:33:29 AM »
Mike,

Is that 2500 from WPMI? I called a few weeks ago to see if they still had it--they had a Video Toaster in it the last time I saw it.
A3000: 2mb chip, 8mb fast; Buddha Flash Phoenix; some cheapo CD-ROM; OS 3.1 + lots of Macs
 

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Re: Returning to Amiga
« Reply #2 on: November 13, 2006, 07:19:07 PM »
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@lofstudio

There's an Intel native version of EUAE for Macbook on Think Commodore.com.


Yeah, I tried it. And the new OpenGL version is a lot more responsive than the previous version. But it's just not the same as the real thing.
A3000: 2mb chip, 8mb fast; Buddha Flash Phoenix; some cheapo CD-ROM; OS 3.1 + lots of Macs