Those hardware specs are starting to look decidedly last year. What about G5 / USB 2 / 4x AGP etc?
There you are, Adasha. A big part of the problem is that there hasn't been new Amiga hardware production in over eight years, but perhaps as big a problem is that for a small manufacturing run, trade-offs must be made between the computer employing cutting-edge tech and not costing a fortune. Clearly all involved are doing the best that they can, and there is the further difficulty of allowing for a fairly generous amound of legacy hardware support. Remember the uproar in the Mac world when the first iMacs eliminated all legacy hardware ports? Imagine what would happen if the same course was taken with the A1! It'd take a nuke going off to surpass the sound of the screams of protest from the die-hard Amigans! :-D
I've yet to hear any prices attached to the A1, so we'll have to see how well they were able to balance all of the above concerns, but if you truly want to see bleeding-edge tech AND an Amiga OS to run them, join me in cross-fingered hope for OS 5!
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With the world economy starting to move out of recession...
eh? I thought we were just getting into one
Yep, we are getting out of it, if the slowdown was even enough to technically be called a recession. It'll take a bit, but the comeback is on (curiously, just as it FINALLY looks like Amiga is coming back. Coincidence?).