What is the best Amiga in your Opinion?

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Hello everybody what is your favorite Amiga and why

i like my amiga 4000 and amiga 600 the best, i find that almost all games run good on them. but i also like my old amiga 2000 that old girl still keeps going :-)

A3000 with SCSI hard drive and deinterlacer.
Most PRO Amiga by standard, A4000 with IDE and no flicker was just tower A1200 with better CPU.

A3000 introduced ECS (Productivity) as well as AmigaOS 2.x which is most revolutionary. A3000T came as first real tower and A3000U with UNIX.

Sadly A3000+ was discarded - 040 CPU, DSP, AGA, KS 3.x

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I have never seen an Amiga 3000 in real life. Are you lucky to have one?

No. Now have a better one, at that time it was way too expensive.
http://www.efunzine.com/efnz.php?a=pro&id=95&sid=1f562b296860350decaa3e30f87706f7

http://www.efunzine.com/efnz.php?a=pro&id=215&sid=1f562b296860350decaa3e30f87706f7

CDTV was more revolutionary and stylish then cheap CD32

Out of Classic clone, DraCo is far superior (neva had one, too!)
http://amiga.resource.cx/mod/draco.html
http://www.gregdonner.org/workbench/wb_draco.html

From
http://anticusa.wordpress.com/amiga-resources-2012/

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In my opinion the A4000T, best of the breed at the time.  Anyone know the details of the AAA chipset that was in development?  And any known future chipsets that were more or less just ideas or sketches etc..?  I wonder how far in the future Commodore was planning..

Read Hombre and AAA articles on Wiki as orientation.
That WOULD NOT be Amiga in way Classics want it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga_Hombre_chipset
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AAA_chipset


Its good AmigaOS went PPC and they went busted knowing that.
CUSA calls on it as well as CommodorePC when needed to distance from Amiga, but forgot it contributed to fall of Commodore.

Best was supposed to be Falcon like scrapped A3000+
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga_3000

An enhanced version, the Amiga 3000+, with the AGA chipset and an AT&T DSP3210 signal processing chip was produced to prototype stage in 1991. Although this system was never released, Commodore's negotiations with AT&T over the proper way to bundle their VCOS/VCAS operating system software in a personal computer environment helped Apple Computer deliver their AV-series Macintosh systems, two years later.[2]

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I could not disagree more.  The Amiga 1000 looked very nice but was limited compared to the Amiga 3000 and 4000.

I could go on...

"Best Desktop"??  Not likely...

-P

All true, but idea might be it was revolutionary