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bridgeboard and 5.25" floppy disk drive (which was important for real-world interoperability at this time). Also like the A1000, the A2000 was sold only by specialty computer dealers. It was originally announced at a price of
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643:FPU (and MMU built into the 68030).
363:The Amiga 2000 was designed with an
1164:1× front accessible 5.25" drive bay
1161:2× front accessible 3.5" drive bays
1480:Checkmate Digital: Checkmate A1500
1323:Bergseth, M. (November 25, 2014).
923:12-bit color palette (4096 colors)
639:MMU, whereas the A2630 included a
264:was introduced three years later.
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1374:. Commodore-Amiga. Archived from
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1197:Model B (revision 4.1-5.0), 1986
1188:Model A (revision 3.0-4.0), 1986
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799:16-bit by fitting extension
257:compatibility to the A2000.
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2160:Commodore Business Machines
477:Kickstart 1.3 / AmigaOS 1.3
451:; 34 years ago
323:of the era (but unlike the
69:USD 4,000 (2024 equivalent)
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1555:Big Book of Amiga Hardware
953:640×200 to 640×400i (NTSC)
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1433:"Top of the line systems"
1233:Amiga models and variants
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2070:(founder/CEO, 1958–1984)
1933:other Amiga custom chips
1258:"Amiga's 2 new machines"
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85:124,500 units in Germany
2578:Amiga hardware template
2503:List of cancelled games
2047:Commodore International
1850:Original Chip Set (OCS)
1485:March 14, 2013, at the
545:and also called A1500.
1860:Enhanced Chipset (ECS)
1570:"Commodore Amiga 2000"
1501:. 2005. Archived from
1367:Finkel, Steve (1987).
1329:Distrita - Where to Go
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1781:Unofficial PPC models
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1075:Keyboard port (5 pin
677:Technical information
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1551:"A2500 - Commodore"
1293:Amiga history guide
1072:Input/output ports
896:256 or 512 KB
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2061:Board of directors
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1043:Audio/video ports
1028:Removable storage
938:320×200 to 320×400
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464:Introductory price
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