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Commodore Amiga
The Amiga is a family of personal computers introduced by Commodore in 1985. The original model was part of a wave of 16- and 32-bit computers that featured 256 KB or more of RAM, mouse-based GUIs, and significantly improved graphics and audio over 8-bit systems.
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Buddha Flash
Buddha is an IDE controller for the Zorro slot of Amiga computers.
- Autoboot with Kickstart 1.3, 2.0, 3.0, 3.1, 3.2
- two IDE-Ports for up to four IDE-devices, additional clockport
- compatible with nearly every IDE/Atapi devices:
- harddisks
- DOM (Disk-On-Module) modules (40-pin)
- Industrial-CF cards
- CD/DVD drives
- Installer for automatic partitioning and installation of OS versions 1.3, 2.1, and 3.1
- Automatically installs support for CD/DVD drives
- OS 3.2 can later be installed over the OS 3.1 installation (also from CD)
- Installation of OS 3.1 and OS 3.2 both work with either OS 3.1 or 3.2 ROMs installed.
Transfer rates of more than 2.2 MBytes per second can be reached. The raw data transfer rate is only limited by the zorro bus: 3.58 MBytes per second. The latest 20-year anniversary edition can even reach higher speeds using the Fast-Z2 mode of the Z4 board.
Harddisks larger than 4GiB have been a problem for the Amiga for a very long time. The Buddha supports both the TD64 and NSD64 standards to overcome this limitation. The included automatic installer can partition, format and install drives of any size, and it comes with the PFS3 filesystem to format partitions bigger than 4GiB.
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Triple Play Plus
The Triple Play Plus is a multiple MIDI-Out box originally designed for use with Blue Ribbon’s Bars & Pipes software. The box contains three independent MIDI outputs, each having it’s own set of 16 MIDI channels, giving a total of 48 MIDI Channels. It can also be used with any software that supports the CAMD MIDI library via a special driver, and as a “normal” single-output MIDI interface with any other MIDI software. The second and third outputs are redundant in this case.
The box contains a long shielded ribbon cable for connecting to the Amiga’s serial port and 5 female 5-pin DIN sockets. The DIN sockets correspond to MIDI In, MIDI Thru (which replicates the data sent to MIDI In), Out 3, Out 2 and Out 1.
The hardware was designed by Design Computer Systems Inc. Florida
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Commodore Developers Conference FOlder – Confidential
A rarity! Original big folder with lot of inside information about the Commodore Amiga brand.
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Amiga 1200 – PAL – Qwerty
Recapped, cleaned (mainboard also) and comes with OS 3.1 disks, mouse and PSU (220v). 90 days warranty on all parts.
€495,00