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Amiga Turns 40: remembering the machine that inspired a generation
In July 1985, Commodore introduced the Amiga 1000, a machine that became legendary, not for dominating…
Amiga 1200 Revival: Retro Games Ltd targets 2026 release
Retro Games Ltd, the team behind a wave of successful mini computers like THEC64 and THEA500…
New modern PS1 FPGA console plays your favorite retro games at 1440p
Taki Udon Has unveiled what he calls the world’s first affordable FPGA gaming console, codenamed the…
The Sage IV computer system and the Amiga 1000: a legacy of innovation
The 1980s were a time of immense technological innovation, with personal computers emerging as powerful tools…
The RetroTINK 4K: The world’s first 4K gaming scaler
As the retro gaming community eagerly awaits the TINK-4K’s debut, this forthcoming addition to the RetroTINK…
September 1993: European launch of the first full 32-bit gaming console in the world
In September 1993, the Amiga CD32 made its debut in the European market, marking a significant…
Why Commodore UK swiftly recalled tens of thousands of Amiga units because of a very bad joke
The Amiga computer, heralded for its pioneering multimedia capabilities and advanced architecture, emerged as a symbol…
Compaq’s Game-changer: The Presario’s impact on dominating the PC market
If you owned a home computer in the 1990’s, chances are it was a Compaq Presario.…
Unrealized Amiga laptop: challenges and limitations of the early 90s
The absence of an Amiga laptop in Commodore’s product lineup is a result of various technical…
Amiga’s AGA delay: impact on the evolution of Amiga custom chips
The Amiga platform, experienced a significant delay in the release of the Advanced Graphics Architecture (AGA),…
The DraCo vision: pioneering non-Linear video editing on the Amiga platform
The Amiga platform emerged as a popular choice for multimedia enthusiasts and professionals alike in the…
What’s the difference in programming on the Amiga vs the Atari ST?
Programming for the Amiga and the Atari ST, involved distinct approaches due to differences in hardware…
Amstrad Mega PC: A fusion of computing and gaming in 1993
The Amstrad Mega PC was not merely a computer or a gaming console; it was a…
ZUIKI Announce September release date for retail model of X68000 Z
The world of retro gaming and computing has been experiencing a resurgence in recent years, with…
A brand new Apple Lisa with no original Apple hardware
DosFox Announced a functional Clone of the Apple Lisa 2/5, using NOS components on the famous…
PowerShark: A next-generation power adapter for the A500, A600 and A1200
One of the key challenges in keeping Commodore Amiga computers alive and functional is providing them…
Understanding capacitors and their role in the Amiga 1200 and how to replace them
The Amiga 1200, our beloved computer from 1992 is getting old(sadly), with age, the capacitors in…
Retro Gaming upscaling: how, why, and the best upscalers available on the market
As technology advances, modern display systems can struggle to properly display older consoles with lower resolutions…
Understanding the clicking sound of an Amiga’s floppy Drive
The Amiga computer, featured a built-in floppy disk drive that allowed users to load and save…
The AmigaOne X5000: An alternate universe where the Amiga never died
The AmigaOne X5000 is a high-end Amiga computer developed and released by A-EON Technology in 2016,…