Topic: Amiga

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Posted by: gunne on Monday, September 18, 2006 - 08:41
Submitted by AndreasM

Because of personal reasons, Ian Chapman, the founder of the Big Book of Amiga Hardware, has given his seven years old compedium in new hands.

Amiga Future is proud to announce to become the new maintainer of the BBoAH. The compendium will be the same as known, but only a few optical adjustments.

In future, the BBoAH will further exist in two languages - english and german.

Unfortunately, Ian Chapman is not able to free the well known URL http://Amiga-hardware.com for the BBoAH in the Future. Because of this, the BBoAH ONLY can be reach at http://hardware.amigafuture.de. Please update your bookmarks!

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Posted by: ironfist on Saturday, September 16, 2006 - 08:06
Submitted by ironfist

Troika gives us two pictures of the Prometheus/Amy'05 project.

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Troika will be at BigBash 4 this weekend and show this board.

Update: They just revealed the 'Panda' project.

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Posted by: ironfist on Thursday, September 14, 2006 - 09:21
Submitted by ironfist

Wayne Hunt of Amiga.org managed to get Bill McEwen to answer 25 questions about Amiga Inc and all related. These answers shed som light about several things like licensing issues and AmigaOS 4 and 5.

Read everything here.

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Posted by: gunne on Sunday, September 10, 2006 - 16:23
Submitted by gunne

The AmiParty w Chelmie was held in Poland earlier this Year.

Here is some nice pictures from the meeting: Album

More info here: Chełm Amiga Legion (Site in Polish language)

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Posted by: ironfist on Friday, September 08, 2006 - 16:56
Submitted by AndreasM

Amiga Future release today 20 new full versions of software. You can download them here.

Source: AmigaFuture.de

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Posted by: gunne on Wednesday, September 06, 2006 - 00:38
Submitted by AndreasM

Today we have released issue 62 (September/October 2006). This means that all preorders and subscriptions have been brought to the postal office.

The Amiga Future is available from the APC&TCP online shop and some Amiga dealers (like Alinea, GGS-Data, Vesalia, etc.)

The magazine is available as a single issue and as a subscription with or without the cover CD.

In this issue there are again lots of reviews like for instance MMKeyboard, Rockbeat, X11, Ajax, Amaja and more.

However a report from the Evoke and interviews with The Wyrmkeep Entertainment and Olaf Barthel can also be found in this issue.

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Posted by: gunne on Thursday, August 31, 2006 - 08:26
Submitted by tomazkid

Sorry for the long time since the last update- I wrote one several months ago, but never released it, as the students were coming to the end of their projects, and needed a lot of help with them. Also, I had time free to try and get AmiZilla compiling- so wanted to go hard on that first, to try and have something more concrete to announce- see below for my endeavours, such as they are! :)

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Posted by: gunne on Tuesday, August 22, 2006 - 15:01
Submitted by AndreasM

The preview and try-outs of the issue 62 (September/October 2006) of the Amiga Future can be read using the following link: http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=article&k=576

Again there are over 10 full versions this time on the cover CD like Uropa 2 or Labyrinth of Time.

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