Amiga One available for developers

[Schattenreiter]

Amiga Inc. anounced today, that their new PowerPC based systems are nearly finished and a limited source of new mainboards will be available for developers, costumers, and testers. The mainboards can be ordered till March 24.

The boards have an IBM-G3 with 600Mhz, and a version with an G4/700Mhz will be available when the AmigaOS4 is finished.

https://www.amiga.com

[Marshmallowman]

but can it run all the old games...of course it can

[TdB]

will it have a matrox parhelia?

[Jon P. Inghram]

Umm... there's nothing on www.amiga.com that indicates that they're putting 'em out for developers, where'd ya read that?

[Schattenreiter]

Under www.heise.de/ct
It was in the latest CeBIT news.

But I have to excuse myself for the wrong URL!
The board can be directly found and ordered on the homepage of the developer: http://www.eyetech.co.uk/

Sorry bout that!

Everything about AmigaOS4 can be found at Hyperion

http://www.hyperion-entertainment.com/_amiga/index.html

as well as the latest Freespace-Demo!!!

[Indiana]

This thing sucks. It's only a "sample" board, this is NOT ready for mass production (this is why it's only available in very small amounts for those three or four developpers left, I guess... )
It's to use the bug-plagued VIA686B chip, and, worst of all, the CPU is SOLDERED to the board, they currently have no real plans to make a socketed version (cost issues). So you have absolutely no real upgrading path, which was in the past one of the biggest advantages of the Amiga IMHO.
Last not least, most of Haage&Partner (or Hyperion as well) software sucked majorly when I tried it.

I'm still hoping for PegasOS / MorphOS.