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Amiga Mart in Micro Mart 1379
Amiga Mart in Micro Mart 1379
The new issue of Micro Mart, numbered 1379 was released today, Thursday 10th September. As with all the odd numbered issues for the last few months the magazine features the Amiga Mart page, in the specialists section of the magazine, with the third and part of my coverage of the Uk’s 30th Anniversary of the Amiga event in Peterborough.
Micro Mart is available from newsagents like WH Smith and…
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Amiga Mart in Micro Mart 1365
Amiga Mart in Micro Mart 1365
The new issue of Micro Mart, numbered 1365 was released today, Thursday 4th June. As with all the odd numbered issues for the last few months the magazine features the Amiga Mart page, in the specialists section of the magazine, this issue features a piece on A-EON Technology.
Micro Mart is available from newsagents like WH Smith and larger Sainsbury’s, Asda and Tesco supermarkets, but be quick…
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I think it's neat that a computer company is keeping the Amiga brand name and well almost 30 years since the Commodore Amiga first showed up, but $2,800+ is a pretty steep price for a computer - and an operating system - intended for a small niche market. For that price, I could go on my Dell preferred account, get five Windows 7 laptops, and replace Windows 7 on each laptop with Ubuntu...I'd have the same stability and security as AmigaOS 4.1, but I'd have a free operating system which has tons more support from tons more software developers than AmigaOS.
