Greetings All,
I have an Amiga 2000 system that I bought in 1990. The date on the Motherboard is 1988. In 1998 I bought a PC, and have been using it since. I mainly use it for video editing. As many of you know, because video editing is sensitive to a system, it's best to have one machine by itself as a no internet - video editing computer, and another computer for internet only.
I've been thinking about selling the computer on Ebay. But then the thought occured to me "maybe I should keep it for my internet computer?" (I prefer the PC for video editing mainly for price reasons. Back when I bought it I was aware of the Video Toaster. But is there any more reasonably priced VE software now?)
I haven't worked with my Amiga for years. Because so much has changed, I don't even know how I'd go about using it for the internet? I used to have Compuserve on it, but I want/need a browser. Will the Amiga do that? What about compatability? Is that a big or small problem, or even a problem at all?
It's such a good machine (don't have to tell anyone here that!), maybe I don't need to sell it at all?
Ideas?
P.S. I'm currently in the process of gathering photos and data on this system.
Mark Smith
Canton, IL
