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| + | |manufacturer=[[Commodore International|Commodore]] |
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The A3000, also known as the Commodore Amiga 3000, was a much more serious proposition to build a professional multimedia computer than the previous A2000 effort. It was released in June 1990, three years after the 2000. |
The A3000, also known as the Commodore Amiga 3000, was a much more serious proposition to build a professional multimedia computer than the previous A2000 effort. It was released in June 1990, three years after the 2000. |
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The Amiga 3000 came in a compact desktop "lunchbox" case with a separate keyboard.. |
The Amiga 3000 came in a compact desktop "lunchbox" case with a separate keyboard.. |
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* a [[Motorola 68030]] processor at either 16 MHz or 25 MHz (The 16 MHz models were discontinued soon after). |
* a [[Motorola 68030]] processor at either 16 MHz or 25 MHz (The 16 MHz models were discontinued soon after). |
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* 2 MB of memory (configured as 1 MB chip RAM and 1 MB 32bit Fast RAM), expandable to a total of 18 MB onboard. |
* 2 MB of memory (configured as 1 MB chip RAM and 1 MB 32bit Fast RAM), expandable to a total of 18 MB onboard. |
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One could increase the amount of Fast RAM by adding ZIP DRAM chips, these were notoriously difficult to fit - and were available in two varieties, Page Mode or Static Column. |
One could increase the amount of Fast RAM by adding ZIP DRAM chips, these were notoriously difficult to fit - and were available in two varieties, Page Mode or Static Column. |
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+ | Other models included the [[Commodore International]] bundled with UNIX System V Release 4, and the A3000T tower computer. |
An enhanced version, the Amiga 3000+, with the AGA chipset and an AT&T DSP chip was produced to prototype stage but never launched, instead Commodore replaced the A3000 with the cost-reduced A4000. |
An enhanced version, the Amiga 3000+, with the AGA chipset and an AT&T DSP chip was produced to prototype stage but never launched, instead Commodore replaced the A3000 with the cost-reduced A4000. |
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| + | ==See Also== |
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| + | ==External Links== |
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| + | *''Canonical List of Commodore Hardware'' |
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[[Category:Commodore]] |
[[Category:Commodore]] |
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[[Category:Home computers]] |
[[Category:Home computers]] |
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| − | [[Category:Amiga]]<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://computing.wikia.com CompuWiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div> |
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Latest revision as of 19:59, 6 May 2010
| Amiga 3000 | |||
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| Type: | Home computer | ||
| Manufacturer(s) | Commodore | ||
| CPU | 68030 | ||
| Platform | Amiga | ||
| Operating System(s) | Amiga OS. | ||
| Family | Amiga | ||
The A3000, also known as the Commodore Amiga 3000, was a much more serious proposition to build a professional multimedia computer than the previous A2000 effort. It was released in June 1990, three years after the 2000.
The Amiga 3000 came in a compact desktop "lunchbox" case with a separate keyboard..
Technical Specifications[]
- a Motorola 68030 processor at either 16 MHz or 25 MHz (The 16 MHz models were discontinued soon after).
- 2 MB of memory (configured as 1 MB chip RAM and 1 MB 32bit Fast RAM), expandable to a total of 18 MB onboard.
- a 68881 or 68882 FPU coprocessor (The 16 MHz model shipped with a 68881, the 25 MHz model with a 68882)
- the ECS chipset.
- a SCSI interface and a Quantum LPS40S (40 MB), LPS52S (50 MB) or LPS105S (100 MB) 3.5" Hard Drive.
- a built-in 'flicker fixer' which enabled the use of a VGA monitor.
One could increase the amount of Fast RAM by adding ZIP DRAM chips, these were notoriously difficult to fit - and were available in two varieties, Page Mode or Static Column.
Other models included the Commodore International bundled with UNIX System V Release 4, and the A3000T tower computer.
An enhanced version, the Amiga 3000+, with the AGA chipset and an AT&T DSP chip was produced to prototype stage but never launched, instead Commodore replaced the A3000 with the cost-reduced A4000.
See Also[]
External Links[]
References[]
- Canonical List of Commodore Hardware
| List of Commodore micromputers | |
| 6502-based 8-Bit | Kim-1 - Vic-20 - PET - CBM-II - C64 -
SX-64 -C16\C116 - Plus /4 - C128\C128D - Commodore 65 |
| 68000-based 16\32-bit | Amiga 1000 - Amiga 500 - Amiga 2000 (Amiga 2500) - Amiga 1500 - CDTV - CD32 - Amiga 3000 - (Amiga 3000UX - Amiga 3000T) - Amiga 500+ - Amiga 600 - Amiga 1200 - Amiga 4000 - 4000T |
| Other | Commodore 900 - PC Compatible systems |