Amiga Corporation · Gen
Hardware
The original Amiga computer, introduced by Commodore in North America in 1985. It shipped as a high-end multimedia home/entertainment computer with the custom Amiga chipset and a keyboard-integrated case design. The first production machines were famously demonstrated at Lincoln Center before general retail rollout.
The original Amiga computer, introduced by Commodore in North America in 1985. It shipped as a high-end multimedia home/entertainment computer with the custom Amiga chipset and a keyboard-integrated case design. The first production machines were famously demonstrated at Lincoln Center before general retail rollout.
Mass-market Amiga home computer in the original low-cost all-in-one keyboard form factor. It became the best-known Amiga model in Europe and was sold in many regional packages and bundles, including game packs and starter configurations. The machine used the same core architecture as the Amiga 1000, but in a more affordable case and with integrated floppy drive.
Mass-market Amiga home computer in the original low-cost all-in-one keyboard form factor. It became the best-known Amiga model in Europe and was sold in many regional packages and bundles, including game packs and starter configurations. The machine used the same core architecture as the Amiga 1000, but in a more affordable case and with integrated floppy drive.
Refreshed Amiga 500 model with updated chipset support and expanded built-in RAM compared with the original A500. It was positioned as a replacement for the Amiga 500 in many PAL markets. Retail packages often varied by territory, but the hardware itself was the same base model.