downix wrote:
I would actually recommend the MiniMig, as it is new construction, not 3rd hand. Plus it is an open platform, and upgradeable, meaning that you can get newer FPGA code in time to further enhance your system in the future.
You miss an important pro-point with the minimig: It can be hooked up to modern monitors without the need for expensive scandoublers.
I can see McVenco's point to, tho. But hey, the guy found Amiga.org so there's a lot of potential help available :-D.
