Ralph's Amiga Page

Why is it my favorite?

• Inexpensive and Flexible
• AmigaDOS: a real-time, multitasking, message passing, operating system
• Multimedia capable in all models since the first model relased in 1984
• Built in 4 channel stereo sound output
• Built in graphics coprocessors
• Amigas can emulate DOS/Win, Mac, CP/M, C64, Spectrum, and other computers!

I own 4 Amigas!

• 2 Amiga 500's
• Amiga 2000
• Amiga 1200

Amiga WWW Sites

The Amiga World Wide Web Resource

Presented by Michael J Witbrock of Omnipresence International

The Amiga Web Directory

A free service of the Champaign-Urbana Commodore Users Group

AmiNet

AmiNet is a large archive of Amiga software and information which operates as several mirror sites world-wide. It is the best internet resource for Amiga file downloads. AmiNet access points in the USA are:

• NetNet
• Washington State University

Interesting Trivia

Perhaps you'd be interested in some scans from Byte Magazine, back in the days when it wasn't a Microsoft Windows rag:

• Byte Cover, August 1995 - The release of the Amiga 1000
• Byte Ad - A technically oriented ad describing the Amiga architecture which was landmark new technology in 1985. Newer Amigas have improved upon this.
• Samples of Amiga 1000 boot sound (not in other models)
• 8000 Hz sampling
• 8363 Hz sampling (may not work on some systems)
• Amiga in the CBD's