Belgian based Hyperion Entertainment best known for the development of PowerPC based AmigaOS 4.X and AmigaOne computers withdraws its registrations for the US trademark ‘Amiga’, V-mark and the famous ‘Boingball’ logo. The AmigaOne X1000, X5000 and upcoming A1222 are PowerPC based personal computers intended as a high-end platform for AmigaOS 4.x. The PowerPC computers are made by A-Eon Technology in partnership with Hyperion Entertainment. The AmigaOne X1000 was launched in 2012 with a 64-bit dual-core PowerPC CPU at 1.8 GHZ. The AmigaOne X5000/20 was released in October 2016, designed around Freescale’s P5 64-bit dual-core PowerPC CPU at 2.0 GHz. The upcoming A1222(announced in 2014) features a Freescale P1022 32-bit dual-core PowerPC CPU at 1.2GHz.
news source: Amiga-news.de / image source: Wikipedia
More Amiga news
Amiga, Inc., Itec, and Amino start new legal battle against Hyperion
Hotfix released for AmigaOS 4.1.2 Final Edition
A-EON Again stuck in prototype phase of the A1222
Amiga Corporation Opposing registration of US trademark Amico
Kea Sigma Delta Still working on A1222 based AmigaOne laptop
New details of AmigaOS 4.1: Multi-core support continues to be a top priority
Hyperion Appoints new US firm for its lawsuits
A1222 Launch date postponed due Corona virus outbreak
A-EON’s A1222 AAA bundle sold out
Bitbybit Software, released native ethernet driver for upcoming A1222
New details of AmigaOne A1222 laptop kit released
24% of AmigaOne X5000 buyers never used AmigaOS
Hyperion Entertainment Released pre-release of AmigaOS 4.1 for X5000
A-EON Technology will launch A1222 for 400 Euro
Hyperion Entertainment Responds to AmigaOS leak