@gregthecanuck

I agree with you holeheartly! BTW it would be nice if more apps used datatypes,as the import/export system. In my view,the datatype system is pure genious(I only hope Hyperion find time to improve/build upon it some more)

And why don't have a appstore client while we are at it ? :) It could work as a p2p client. In that way you would'nt need a powerful server.

I know Amiga don't have many commersial apps today,but with a appstore,it would be accesible for users,and will benefit developers,and it would be more attractive to develop for Amiga. Everything would be under one umbrella.

@kas1e

Yes,some eyecandy would be good to satisfy new users,but make it stylish and not like Vista/Win 7,which look awful(it's to much of it)

@tommo1975

Agree :) But instead of a single app,it should be more like a client,that brings all those prefs apps,into one single package,in that way it would be easier to expand it,whenever needed. And it should not load all those apps at once,but in a user requested way(to save loadtime)

@angelheart

I think amidock needs a improvement,both how it look and work. But i would also like to see a much improved datatypes system(it's pure genious idea) A thememanager would also be a good thing.

Anyway, Amidock and Datatypes is those 2 things i regard as most important at the moment :)

@SIID

I like the part "unique ones for our platform" :) 99,99% of the Console/PC games out there today,is just "same shit,new wrapping" approach, and this bore me to death. I would like to see real innovative ideas being pursued,and not only improved graphic and sound,as it is today.

@Helgis

There will always be a chance for Amiga to return,as long as the Brand and OS excist. Most people don't realize that in the business world,there is no such thing as an status que,it's always in a state of "war". 20 years from now,who knows,maybe even Microsoft will be in the same situation we are in now.

Apple is a good example that things can change. Only a few years ago,Apple was going nowhere,and only the hardcore fans had any interrest of it. Amiga on the other hand,blew any chance it got,to keep hold of the fans. So the way up,is a much longer journey,than Apple had.

I think Hyperion uses the right strategy now. and that is to try bring those ex-amigans back home. And to do that,they must choose a steady course towards the future,with no unpleasant suprises along the way.

To those ex-amigans. Many of you probably buy a new cellphone every 1-2 years,and lots of other digital appliances,and when you are tired of it,you usually throw it away because it's not worth anything in the used markedspace. And still you are complaining that the Amiga is SO expensive nowadays. But think about it this way. You will help bring back your beloved platform,if you join us,and when you're done with the machine,it will probably be worth more in the used markedspace than all of your gadgets you bought now.

We really don't know,if this is the beginning of a new era,but i can promise you one thing. I will buy a Amigaone x1000,and i will probably buy a lot of popcorn to,in the years to come :)

@Antique

I bought my first A500 in 1987,in a small store somewhere close to bislett,it was sold out everywhere else :) Those was the days :)

People start to be more aware of alternatives these days,thanks to Apple :) Who would had thought they ever sell a Mac on Leftdal,or Elkjop a few years ago :)

@Helgis

For a few years ago,if anything Amiga was mentioned anywhere,it was meet with negative comments all over,but since 2008 this attitude slowly changed,to be more on the positive side(atleast when it comes to old Amiga games,and some apps) Retro is really big business today,and companies has to some extend started focusing on those good old amiga games again(a quick look at PSN confirmes that) This might be a good thing for Hyperion/A-eon,because those that remember the Amiga,and know those games orginate from the Amiga,will remember those good old days,and bring the name Amiga back into their heads. A handful of them might even return to our world again. But we are still years away to a proper return(if ever) The day you can choose between Amiga,PC,and Mac right from the storeshelf,is the day Amiga truly returns.

@Amiga1200Mark

I know,lol It's like Amiga is todays diamonds(well, it is,sort of) But 150....It's mostly paper and plastic For crying out loud,lol

@Chris

It would'nt suprise me,if he found someone crazy enough to pay that price,lol

@Mikey_C

I will get one for sure :) Time for me to return to the world of Amiga again :) I am so tired of all that boring x86 stuff out there.

Already talked my wife into this too,lol Not to difficult really,because she's also quite feed up with all that MS nonsense.

@derfs

Thanks :)

All

Dual-core PowerISA™ v2.04+ CPU? Explain please :) Is there any other PPC out there that we can compare with(not in speed or anything,but uses aprox the same ISA)?

@kvasir

I had a similar problem with my Amiga 4000 several years ago. It turned out to be a wrong jumper setting on my SCSI card.

@BillE

Where did you find that info?

@Elwood

Enhancing the datatype system is of great importance. this is some of the still great features of AmigaOS.

@TSK

This is also something i am wondering about.

@orgin

I'm not a developer,but i hope i can contribute with some good suggestions,and i will off course donate to projects i see fit

@orgin

Thnx. found the problem. It was Opera. The site works with Firefox