BogjeDoen / 2018-08-03 03:35:24
Past, Present, and Future Projects
There have been several attempts to revive the Amiga hardware with modern technology. In addition to the AmigaNG hardware, several projects attempt(ed), with more or less success, to provide modern Amiga hardware:
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Amiga 550
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A clone of the A500 with a Zorro II slot, an IDE port, two clock ports, and ports for the MAS-MP3-Player and accelerator boards. |
Abandonned |
| Amy the Dream Clone |
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A clone of the A500 in on an ATX motherboard. |
Abandonned |
| FPGA Arcade |
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A FPGA-based system that can mimic various computers, including the A1200 including the AGA chipsets. |
For sale
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| Minimig |
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A clone of the A500/A2000 or A1000 based on a FPGA. |
For sale |
| MiST |
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A FPGA-based system that can mimic various computers, including the A1200 including the AGA chipsets. |
For sale |
| MiSTer (in French) |
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A FPGA-based system, follow-up of MIST, with a more powerful FPGA on a Terasic DE10-Nano card. |
For sale |
| Natami |
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An Amiga-compatible hardware to run natively original Commodore Amiga software with up-to-date and efficient components. |
Abandonned |
FPGA Arcade
Amedia Computer sells the FPGA Arcade in a ready-for-use configuration that includes an Antec Vesa 110 Mini ITX case with a SDHC-Card 8GB, an ATX adapter, and a proper backpanel. They can also include the Workbench 3.1 electronic licence as well as the original Kickstart 3.1 file. With this configuration, it is only a matter of plugging the board into a 15kHz monitor and playing! 
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