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Originally Posted by Paul_s
Maybe start again with a 3000  |
I would love an A3000D in New Zealand the 25mhz would be best but would settle for the 16mhz.
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Originally Posted by alexh
1999 I swapped out the A3000D that I think was used to develop Birds of Prey at Argonaut. It had been given to me the year before during a clear out. It was a 2+4MB 25MHz model with KS1.4 and a Video Toaster 2000. I swapped it for a 2+16MB A4000D/40 with a Picasso IV. Felt like a damn good deal at the time. I was never going to use the VT and I wanted AGA. A3000s are just so much more well built than A4000s
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When did you notice the difference that maybe the 3000 was better? Or it's just different and not better?
That does sound like a good deal though, too bad it didn't get netscape navigator to help carry it into the internet age.
I used Ibrowse but compared to netscape navigator... Mind you Mozilla had a bigger development team
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Originally Posted by XPD
Yup.... my A530 packed up in the late 90's, sold all other Amiga stuff by 2000. Then around 12 years ago, picked up a massive haul of Amigas (500/600/1200/2000's) and gear for around $30NZD - always had the intention of fixing up, but child came along instead so sold off. Regret it every day |
That's a good deal for New Zealand
I remember being able to buy Amiga 1200s on trade me for $120NZD and A600s for $80NZD
