Login
Username:

Password:

Remember me



Lost Password?

Register now!

Sections

Who's Online
21 user(s) are online (6 user(s) are browsing News)

Members: 0
Guests: 21

more...

Support us!

Headlines


Recent Replied Topics
Hardware News : Official AmigaOS Boingball
Posted by Cyborg on 2013/2/3 11:51:11 (1680 reads) News by the same author
Hardware News

3 February 2013

Hyperion Entertainment and Costel Mincea are proud to present the official AmigaOS Plush Boingball with immediate availability to all friends, users and fans of AmigaOS.

Every official AmigaOS Plush Boingball is c.15cm in diameter and exclusively crafted by hand by a famous german plush article manufacturer. An enclosed certificate proves this and makes each plush Boingball absolutely unique.


The exclusive production in Germany ensures that the washable AmigaOS Plush Boingballs are free of any toxins and thus toddler-safe without limitation.

Whether as decorative detail on the desk or as cuddly toy for every budding Amigan, the official AmigaOS Plush Boingball is qualified for every age and should not be missing in any household.

The high quality, handcrafted AmigaOS Plush Boingball is at present exclusively available from Alinea Computer for an attractive price of EUR19,95 incl. VAT: http://www.amiga-shop.net/product_inf ... oducts_id=581&language=en

(Please address dealer inquiries to: info _AT_ stackswap _DOT_ net)

Printer friendly page Send this story to a friend
The comments are owned by the author. We aren't responsible for their content.
Author Thread
ddni
Published: 2013/2/3 12:36  Updated: 2013/2/3 12:37
Just can't stay away
Joined: 04/10/2008
From: Northern Ireland
Comments: 1163
 Re: Official AmigaOS Boingball
A fun thing! Thanks.

BUT, why so few panels? The Boing ball has 8 vertical panels.
Cyborg
Published: 2013/2/3 12:47  Updated: 2013/2/3 12:47
Just popping in
Joined: 12/22/2006
From: Germany
Comments: 199
 Re: Official AmigaOS Boingball
@ ddni

Because it would have become more expensive, bigger and very likely couldn't have been produced in Germany anymore, but China. That in turn would have meant to order and pay upfront for several thousand (!) units (far too many) and loosing the certificate.
nubechecorre
Published: 2013/2/3 12:50  Updated: 2013/2/3 12:50
Just can't stay away
Joined: 11/24/2006
From: Sanremo
Comments: 1927
 Re: Official AmigaOS Boingball
nice peluche :)
328gts
Published: 2013/2/3 23:34  Updated: 2013/2/3 23:34
Home away from home
Joined: 07/07/2009
From: Man Cave, Canada
Comments: 3267
 Re: Official AmigaOS Boingball
cute. A comfy pillow or would be nice is a toddlers room
Antique
Published: 2013/2/4 6:59  Updated: 2013/2/4 6:59
Home away from home
Joined: 11/30/2006
From: Norway
Comments: 2640
 Re: Official AmigaOS Boingball
Sweet looking ball. Gotta have one of those.
ssolie
Published: 2013/2/4 18:25  Updated: 2013/2/4 18:25
Amigans Defender
Joined: 11/26/2006
From: Canada
Comments: 986
 Re: Official AmigaOS Boingball
Cool idea and a nice surprise.
Minuous
Published: 2013/2/5 9:48  Updated: 2013/2/5 9:49
Just popping in
Joined: 12/05/2006
From:
Comments: 93
 Re: Official AmigaOS Boingball
@Cyborg:

Ha, you mean *EVEN* more expensive?

20 euros is way too much for something like this.
Cyborg
Published: 2013/2/5 10:32  Updated: 2013/2/5 10:32
Just popping in
Joined: 12/22/2006
From: Germany
Comments: 199
 Re: Official AmigaOS Boingball
@ Minuous

The purple plush tentacle is also around 20 Euros, so where's the difference.. and beside that: Nobody forces you to buy it :p
General
Site sponsors
 
Contact us on discord to advertise here.

Site statistics
Registered members
  1749
Logged in last:
  24 hours, 64
  7 days, 121
  30 days, 180

Random Photo
My OS 4 workbench screen

New Articles List

New Members
Shinji344
Shinji344 06/14/2025
emulajavi
emulajavi 06/06/2025
SteffJay
SteffJay 05/31/2025
Cyber-Bob
Cyber-Bob 05/28/2025
snarlferb
snarlferb 05/24/2025
AGABerg
AGABerg 05/18/2025
Da1ek
Da1ek 05/11/2025
void
void 05/07/2025
n3m3
n3m3 04/19/2025
Estrayk
Estrayk 04/12/2025


Powered by XOOPS 2.0 © 2001-2024 The XOOPS Project