http://www.amiga.de/

[bloodmoney]

I never new amiga had a .de domain.
I always went to amiga.com
A who is on www.amiga.de shows very little info.
http://www.amiga.de/
Anyone got more info on this?

[Doobrey]

IIRC, amiga.de was used back in the old Escom/Petro Tyschtschenko days when they used to have an office in Germany

Edit:
 By the marvels of archive.org, Amiga Inc's website from April 1997

[Ral-Clan]

I think that domain is just left over from the old Petro Tsychenko (sp?) days when most of Amiga Inc.'s operations were based in Germany, and they had a full German language version of the company's site.  

The current Amiga owners just continue to pay for that domain and redirect it to the current site.

[odin]

amiga.de is exactly the same as the regular amiga.com site. And yes, amiga.de was used by the Petro T branch.

[Matt_H]

Ah, more nostalgia. Amiga Technologies / Amiga International had a great website: Informative, relative to (then) current and past products, useful downloads, dealer networks, etc.

Petro was a real charismatic guy. We could use someone like him at the helm now.

[Dandy]

Matt_H wrote:
...
Petro was a real charismatic guy. We could use someone like him at the helm now.

Yeah - too sad he got chucked out!
BTW - does anyone know the reason for that?
I have a weak remembrance of a news article telling he gave the MOS team access to (a part of) AOS - could this have been the reason that he got fired after AMINO/BillMcEwen took over, changed the plans for a "next gen Amiga PPC OS" and mandated Hyperion to do OS4?

[gertsy]

odin wrote:
amiga.de is exactly the same as the regular amiga.com site. And yes, amiga.de was used by the Petro T branch.

Yep, its just a domain registration pointing www.amiga.com.
No real site.

 :-(

[bloodmoney]

Back from the dead, and browsable too.
 http://web.archive.org/web/19981203042742/http://www.amiga.de/