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[lassie]

Could it not be cool if a company decided to release a true Amiga again. perhaps an Amiga 5000 could they call it with reel amiga parts like in the old days, before commodore went under. I just think it could be cool, but it is only wish full thinking.

[kd7ota]

Best to leave Amiga in the past. It will always be a hobby computer and nothing more. If you need speed, get WinUAE.

[VingtTrois]

Originally Posted by lassie

Could it not be cool if a company decided to release a true Amiga again. perhaps an Amiga 5000 could they call it with reel amiga parts like in the old days, before commodore went under. I just think it could be cool, but it is only wish full thinking.

Without SCALA - NEWTEK - GVP - PHASE 5 - MACROSYSTEM - VILLAGE TRONIC - etc...???
Without a strong community?
With less than 9000 AMIGAfans?
No, no chance that it works!

[lassie]

Originally Posted by VingtTrois

Without SCALA - NEWTEK - GVP - PHASE 5 - MACROSYSTEM - VILLAGE TRONIC - etc...???
Without a strong community?
With less than 9000 AMIGAfans?
No, no chance that it works!

I know it :-) it is just wish full thinking, but it could be cool, i loves Amiga, Commodore and other old computers and consoles.

My computers so far, i just love the memories some of them gave me as a child :-)

Amiga 4000 030 18 mb ram, 16 giga hard disk
Amiga 2000 030 9 mb ram, 1 giga hard disk
Amiga 2000 68000 5 mb ram, 500 mb hard disk
Amiga 2000 68000 1 mb ram
Amiga 600 4 mb ram, 4 giga hard disk
Amiga 500 1 mb ram
Amiga cd32
Commodore 64
Commodore 64c
Commodore 128
Commodore 128D
Atari st
Nintendo Nes
Super Nintendo
Nintendo 64
Sega master system 1 and 2
Sega mega drive 1 and 2
Sega mega cd
Sega 32x
Sega Saturn
Atari Jaguar
Playstation 1 and 2 and 3
Xbox
Philips Cdi
And some old pc

[Kesa]

You might want to do a search for NatAmi.

Also maybe you could find out some info on the A3000+ that was never released. I believe this info can be found in the Dave Haynie archives on Amigahistory.

[lassie]

Originally Posted by Kesa

You might want to do a search for NatAmi.

Also maybe you could find out some info on the A3000+ that was never released. I believe this info can be found in the Dave Haynie archives on Amigahistory.

i will have a look there, many thanks

[magnetic]

kd70ta

for the love of all that is holy please change your avatar.

[commodorejohn]

Originally Posted by magnetic

for the love of all that is holy please change your avatar.

If kd70ta abandons the post, I will take up Franko's regalia myself.

[lassie]

Oh i though magnetic meant i should get a avatar :-) so i did, but it was not me he meant

[kd7ota]

I keep forgetting I have his avatar honestly.. It's been a year since hearing from the guy. Got too busy with work and everything else. Either way...

[Kesa]

Originally Posted by kd7ota

I keep forgetting I have his avatar honestly.. It's been a year since hearing from the guy. Got too busy with work and everything else. Either way...

As much as i like Franko i don't agree with stealing someone elses avatar. You should be more original

[ElPolloDiabl]

There is the Natami which for nearly ten years has promised to be the next Amiga.
If you don't want a Power PC enhanced Amiga, then you will have to wait for someone to do an FPGA one.
Also remember the abandoned Boxer Amiga? He couldn't finish the AGA because of the lack of documentation. I wish he had released it even with ISA AT/XT 16-bit slots... There would have been so many add ons you could have had.

What kind of specs do you want? Feel free to try and gather funding, somebody can point you to a site that will allow that.

[commodorejohn]

Originally Posted by Kesa

As much as i like Franko i don't agree with stealing someone elses avatar. You should be more original

*snrk*