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Re: Hyperion Entertainment CVBA and A-EON Technology CVBA announce strategic partners
« Reply #29 from previous page: February 22, 2010, 03:41:04 AM »
As far as I'm concerned, anything within the "family" is Amiga. All the 68k machines running classic, all the MOS stuff, AROS, AOS4, and all the hardware that floats those platforms, Minimig, GBA1000, Amithlon, and others.
 

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@ Piru

Thanks for your comments. but please explain. I too have seen no use for this chip that inspires me to jump for joy (sadly true for the SAM FPGA too). What I was asking however was more about what may be posible, not what's been done so far.

I see your point as to the system requiring a complete boot to use the XMOS but could this not be flashed from a ROM of some kind? Adding such a device to the XMOS seems to be a relativly easy enough task going by the XMOS website.

Why is Minimig (or something similar) such a blunt NO!? This is a very flexible chip, expandable with hardware etc...

Please don't misunderstand me, I'm not arguing with you just to be a pain, I'd like to know if custom chipset (eg. AGA) could be done on this chip but no one yet has given me a properly argued reason either way.

It (the XMOS) might be more interesting to current Amigans if Hyperion supplied some "out of the box" uses for it, such as programming it to aid in physics, graphics, sound etc.. Whatever reduces load on the rest of the system for whatever your doing at the time.

Well I'm not passing any opinions yet, just asking questions. The full spec. from Hyperion would help.... time will tell I guess.
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Quote from: Tripitaka;544453


Please don't misunderstand me, I'm not arguing with you just to be a pain, I'd like to know if custom chipset (eg. AGA) could be done on this chip but no one yet has given me a properly argued reason either way.


You may want to read this: http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=51620
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Thanks Dammy.
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So people, if you think the SAM/X1000 is great, and OS4 is great, then go along and use it.
But please dont be fooled, it is not an Amiga.


"the question is: who cares?"
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Rough guess would be about 127 people...

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I wish they would hurry up and release this "X1000", I have my popcorn ready!
 

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I don't think any future computer anyone will build could be an Amiga.  The Amiga as I knew it is dead and i'm ok with it.  

Now if this machine gives me the same fun and enthusiasm as my old miggy i'll have no problem calling it an Amiga.  Right now i'm building a new i5 PC because I need it but also because i'm still not believing the X1000 will be affordable or worth to be bought right away...
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