amiga 1200 used in final destination 2 extras

[xeron]

@Downix

Are you blind, or just trolling? Its clearly an A1200. It has an A1200 case shape, A1200 keyboard, A1200 LED, it looks like an A1200. Unless someone put an Atari ST motherboard in an A1200 case, its not an ST ;-)

[Animagic]

Yea it is definately an A1200
I have 3 of them, so there is no way i'm wrong  :-D

[restore2003]

xeron wrote:
@Downix

Are you blind, or just trolling? Its clearly an A1200. It has an A1200 case shape, A1200 keyboard, A1200 LED, it looks like an A1200. Unless someone put an Atari ST motherboard in an A1200 case, its not an ST ;-)[/quote]

Think i remember a thread some time ago downix confessed being colorblind

[that_punk_guy]

restore2003 wrote:

Think i remember a thread some time ago downix confessed being colorblind

Being colourblind myself, I had no problems telling it was an Amiga 1200. Even if your colour-perception is bad enough that you don't recognise the A1200's two-tone keyboard, there's the shape and the layout of the keys...

There's no need for some of you to be so nasty about it however. ;-)

[AmigaHeretic]

It's a TRS-80 Color Computer II !!!

Err.. wait on second glance, that is a pretty sexy case design...  Yep it's a Medical Spec A1200.
 :-P

[amigamad]

I wonder what doomy will say when he finds out the a1200 is a medical spec computer. :-D

[AmigaHeretic]

@amigamad

Umm..  That we don't know what we are talking about when it comes to medical spec machines?  Just a guess though :-)

[Cass]

A specialized hardware to monitor the cardiac activity through time is the Holter (used to monitor cardiac activity for 24h). It's an ElectroCardioGraphy (ECG), which unveils arithmias etc.

In this case would be used to monitor the heart beat rate (noting the frequency increase on high adrenaline levels).

This is like a walkman? :-) and you have to pass the registered data to a computer for analysis. I doubt that the amiga has such an interface or software.

Here is a site with medical related amiga documents (Radiology education using the Amiga computer), and another one about hardware used for thyroid scintigraphy.
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[carls]

It's absolutely not an Atari - All Ataris I've ever seen have "leaning" F-keys.

To me it seems like the A1200 is used as a keyboard prop - seemingly belonging to the black case with the TFT on top. Perhaps some of the persons involved in making the movie happened to be an Amiga fan and wanted to throw in an easter egg.

[carls]

...or it could be used to genlock stuff over the movie being watched by the test subjects.
The monitor and the set of red lights to the right of the A1200, above the office chair, could be an Amiga-compatible monitor and a genlock.

[Jiffy]

downix wrote:
Could be an Atari ST too.

Absolutely not. ST cases can be easily recongnised by the shape of their functionkeys.

This is a 100% A1200! Nice...