11 October 2008, 22:59 | #241 |
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It seems a nice progect, but I think as I will see the final price I will flee ...
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29 November 2008, 20:13 | #242 |
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No news about natami ?
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29 November 2008, 21:06 | #243 |
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29 November 2008, 21:10 | #244 |
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30 November 2008, 11:14 | #245 |
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30 November 2008, 11:31 | #246 |
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They guy who is actually doing the work, Thomas Hirsch, will work at the speed he wants to and when it's done it's done (or not).
I don't think he's that bothered. That said the addon to the C-One (which was his dev platform) might make things a little easier for him. Gunnar von Boehn, the guy who does the (unofficial?) NatAmi website is a bit over zealous to say the least. As are most of the people who are "Team Members" on his forum |
30 November 2008, 12:26 | #247 |
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Well, setting a release date and then working at the speed you like will make goodwill toward the product diminish.
And having a clear list of goals is usually good, but make it clear that it is a goal. Same thing here. People will compare the wishlist on the website with those actually finished for the NatAmi. Why not have a "features done"-list, like the release notes software developers add? Will result in less flaming and be more inspiring, I think! |
30 November 2008, 13:07 | #248 |
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AFAIK the true Natami developer, Thomas Hirsch, has never set a date. Just these hang-on wannabe leaches like Gunnar von Boehn.
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30 November 2008, 13:56 | #249 |
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30 November 2008, 15:36 | #250 |
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The site is unofficial AFAIK as I already said.
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30 November 2008, 16:22 | #251 |
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It won't happen. I would like to see some talented individual get one of those Amiga clones that fit into a 5.25" bay on your PC or equivilent. Then somehow clone it and sell it. Obviously there are multiple reasons why this would never happen but I think that is the kind of product I would be interest in.
iirc it had a 030 or an 040, IDE header and a floppy drive. The unit was a bout the size of a small CDROM. I'm sure you all know what I am talking about. Red sold one in one of his auctions a while back. |
30 November 2008, 17:44 | #252 |
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You're thinking about the Access which was a remake of an A1200 motherboard.
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30 November 2008, 18:14 | #253 |
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never heard about this before, but found its - (unofficial) support - homepage: http://access.amigaworld.de/
Last edited by hit; 30 November 2008 at 18:15. Reason: (unofficial) support homepage |
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30 November 2008, 19:19 | #255 |
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AFAIA:
The Access got to the full working prototype stage - samples made, maybe some actually sold, but certainly not in the volumes that would allow any hope of acquiring one today - sadly. |
30 November 2008, 19:33 | #256 |
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redrumloa had one, and sold it on ebay last month.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=400004310013 |
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30 November 2008, 21:26 | #258 |
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3-4 years ago there were several boards sold by Soft3. Analogic Computer still has boards and parts but not soldered.
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30 November 2008, 21:30 | #259 |
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I hope one day we could make our hands on this product !
And i think it will be possible but when ???????? But thank you to the guy who try to resurect the amiga spirit . The natami is more near of the amiga spirit than the amigaone, i hope this dream will come true. |
30 November 2008, 21:31 | #260 |
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Looks shite to me
28MHz 030 with 8Mbytes RAM. No hope of a CPU/RAM upgrade as there was no CPU slot, no trapdoor slot. The only thing it had going for it was the form factor. Last edited by alexh; 30 November 2008 at 21:47. |
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