Video on YouTube
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A1-X1000
- Toronto, Canada
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intric8
- Seattle, WA, USA
Thanks for sharing, A1.
Simply amazing innovation going on in the Amiga hardware realm. And the video author "Wrangler Amiga" provides a wonderful explanation of the details and a historical comparison this card and previous Commodore cards.
TL;DR this card does almost everything!
It almost feels like (in my non-engineer's brain) a very elegant and clean new-kid-on-the-block internal Vampire solution. RAM, HDMI, SCS2SD and crazy accelerator speeds. Really, really cool stuff. The Amiga community's ingenuity never ceases to amaze me.
Simply amazing innovation going on in the Amiga hardware realm. And the video author "Wrangler Amiga" provides a wonderful explanation of the details and a historical comparison this card and previous Commodore cards.
TL;DR this card does almost everything!
It almost feels like (in my non-engineer's brain) a very elegant and clean new-kid-on-the-block internal Vampire solution. RAM, HDMI, SCS2SD and crazy accelerator speeds. Really, really cool stuff. The Amiga community's ingenuity never ceases to amaze me.
- The barebones Z3660 card inspired by the A3640 by Commodore.
- The optional add-on that basically sticks a modern computer with ports into your A3000 or A4000. Some conceptual similarities in concept to the ZZ9000 card.