| Type: | 32-bit home/high-end computer |
| CPU: | Motorola MC68040 @ 25 MHz |
| Operating system: | AmigaOS 3.0 and Workbench 3.0 |
| Memory: | ROM: 512 KB. Kickstart 3.0
RAM: 2 MB (expandable up to 18 MB on-board) |
| Sound: | Four hardware-mixed channels (two left and two right)
8-bit PCM @ sampling frequency 28-56 KHz |
| Graphics: | PAL:
320*256 to 1280*512i pixels, 256 or 262144 colors
640*480 pixels (VGA), 256 or 262144 colors
800*600 pixels, 256 or 262144 colors
1024*768 pixels, 256 or 262144 colors
Palette: 16.8 million colors
NTSC:
320*200 to 1280*400i pixels, 256 or 262144 colors
640*480 pixels (VGA), 256 or 262144 colors
800*600 pixels, 256 or 262144 colors
1024*768 pixels, 256 or 262144 colors
Palette: 16.8 million colors |
| Storage: | Integrated 3.5" HD floppy
Internal IDE hard drive |
| Input: | External keyboard
Mouse |
| Connectivity: | Analog RGB out
Stereo audio out
2*game/mouse ports
RS-232C
Printer/Centronics parallel
Floppy drive port
4*32-bit Zorro III slots
3*16-bit ISA slots (Optional) |
| Voltage: | Mains |
| Power consumption: | |
| Dimensions (W*H*D): | 380*125*395 mm |
| Weight: | ? Kg (? lbs) |
| Manufactured: | 1992-1994 (Discontinued) |
| Other: | Battery backed real-time clock
Custom chips:
Alice - AGA display controller
Bridgette - Complex buffer
Fat Gary - System address decoder
Lisa - AGA display encoder
Paula - Audio and I/O controller
Ramsey - RAM controller
Super Buster - DMA arbitrary controller
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