My sig doesn't seem to appear?

Lol! nevermind.

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I've invited a few people. Do I get a referral bonus?

@Quadrophenia
that bike looks a tad wrecked he is lucky to still be with us

someone up there is looking after him

also this is the first time i have heard of this software thanks for the info

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Welcome!

I had to use the service entrance.

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Nice site. The Bible text links seem to be broken though.

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Thank the Lord he's still around after that nasty accident!

http://www.evenmore.co.uk/accident.htm

@Chris
missed that line B4 thanks for picking it up

@sister_Rita
I believe this is the second time you have been warned about keeping on topic
thats also is the last warning you will receive next time it'll be time out for a few days

@pjs
nice work

but nothing that will tare me away from my A1XEG4@1000mhz

just yet im still interested in cpu upgrade for A1 something around 1.8ghz will do
or a G5 then i might jump from my A1 to new comp

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as long as Picasso 96 is a part of OS4, its a good starting point.

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nice list......the Sam looks like a good starter, but pure power has to be that Panda!

@Chris

Hey, Chris. I meant to put this thread in Classic Amiga Games, but put it in Classic Amiga Hardware by mistake. If you would, please move the thread to classic games unless you think it'd be OK to remain in here.

Thanks...

Good work.

As i already said on an other site, we do not only
need an internet-pack but also a security-pack.

That security-pack could be divided into different
versions to the needs of the customers. Like for
example a user-version for normal internet-security
and a professional one for more extended needs.

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@Valiant

my favorite SuperStardust, Microcosm and Pinball Illusion

SoccerKid CD32 version nice full screen animation etc

http://ninjaw.ifrance.com/cd32/games.html

Please add this link to the left table:

http://os4.hyperion-entertainment.biz

It is the Amiga OS 4.0 site from Hyperion.

Thanks.

@Alkaron

Heh, no way i would keep an OS4 betatester away from their
work...

Thanks for the infos, maybe a dev will be able to jump in
and fill the gaps

Would it be possible to categorise the hardware images into the different models eg: 4000 3000 1200 etc.
When the gallery grows it will be harder to find what image your looking for.

@Sister Rita

No info on dates.

FWIW, I know better than to ask for hard dates from developers.
I know these guys are all working hard on projects with no money
(and little promise of future mountains of money).

Under real world conditions and those limitations, schedules are
the first thing to slip.

But look at the flip side, even MicroSloth blew their schedules by
what? Two Years? And they had a bajillion times the resources
to plow into a substantially sloppier target.

c'est la vie,

PJS

@All

The information presented in that table is simply what I boiled down
from all the PUBLIC information I could find. Some of it is even
confirmed with some of the hardware developers.

I have attempted to present no whatsoever claims regarding licensing
- that's for the developers and Amiga Inc to announce. The table
just reflects the announced intent of these developers to run Amiga
OS and (even) to get licenses.

@tonyw

Geez... I'm sorry for the Troika typo... Looks like there's my first
revision for an upcoming v1.4 of the table!

@RomanceClip

No proprietary information is divulged in this table.

Thanks all,

PJS

The hardware details have been announced by the manufacturers themselves (both on websites and in IRC discussions), and are not private. The manufacturers have (probably) released the details in order to get prospective customers interested.

Amiga Inc have said that they have had discussions with some manufacturers about licenses, although they are non-committal about the results. You might be forgiven for thinking that these hardware details have been made public in order to increase the chances of a manufacturer gaining an OS4 license from Amiga Inc.

There were quite a few News items and other announcements on amigaworld.net in September. Here is a list of them. You might find some interesting data in there, but take it all with a pinch of salt, a lot of the announcements are optimistic, to say the least.

Also in September, Bill McEwen of Amiga Inc answered a set of 20 questions posed by people at amiga.org.
Bill McEwen's responses.

Stick around