NOW
Things are happening with the Amiga

• The Amiga 4000 Tower systems now include Internet Software (for the U.S. and Canada) for easy access to the internet. The AGA chipset and 68040 processor offer high color graphics and speed for web browsing.

• Motorola 68040/25MHz, 68060/50MHz optional
• RAM:
• Chip RAM 2 MB onboard 4 Megs Fast Ram (upgradable with industry standard 72pin SIMMS)
• AA Graphics System, colour palette: up to 16.8 million colours (24 bit), 256 of them displayable simultaneously or more than 640,000 in HAM8
• Video and Genlock capable
• 4-channel Stereo Sound standard, each 8 bit DMA
• Loudspeaker: internal, mute switch
• 16-Bit IDE Interface, internal, 40 pins SCSI-II Host Adaptor, Fast mode, up to 10 MB/s, internal and external Comes with 1 GIG SCSI-II HD
• Floppy Drive 3.5" DD internal,
• Interfaces:
• 1 x serial RS-232c (modem), 25 pins, 1 x parallel (printer), 25 pins, 1 x SCSI-2, 50 pins, 2 x mouse/joystick, 9 pins, 1 x video RGB (monitor), 23 pins, 2 x stereo audio RCA jacks, 1 x stereo audio single pole, 1 x keyboard, 5 pins DIN, 1 x monitor power
• 5 Zorro-II/III Slots, 100 pins 2 AMIGA Video Slots inline with Zorro slots 4 ISA PC/AT Slots (3 of them in line with Zorro slots) CPU Slot 200 pin internal, for accelerator board with faster processor (occupied)
• Drive Bays accessible externally:
• 3 horizontal for 5.25" (or 3.5") 2 vertical for 5.25" (or 3.5")
• Drive Bay accessible internally:
• 1 vertical for 5.25" (or 3.5")
• Dimensions: 535,7 mm x 178,5 mm x 520 mm (H x W x D), 2 Feet 270 mm wide
• Weight: 15.9 kg
• Switching Power Supply 200 W internal
• AmigaOS 3.1 with preemptive multitasking
• Each A4000T comes with the Magic software bundle, the Multimedia Authoring System Scala MM300 and pre-configured Internet Software for the U.S. or Canada. (includes first month of internet access)

Great News for the Amiga Market

"the Amiga OS remains one of the great operation systems of the past 20 years tremendous multitasking capability it�s the single most reliable piece of equipment I�ve ever owned high quality machinery to this day, there is very little memory hogging, CD-ROM loading OS can do that an Amiga can�t."