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Amiga 1200

ID: AMIGA-1200
RELEASED 1992
PRICE
DISCONTINUED 1996
UNITS SOLD < 1 Million

I/O PORTS

PCMCIAClock PortIDE

System Analysis

The AGA Wedge. The most popular machine for modern demoscene productions. It brought 24-bit color and 32-bit processing to the masses.

Processor

14 MHz
Motorola 68EC020

Cost-reduced 020 with 24-bit address bus.

Audio Subsystem

4 Channels
Paula

Standard Paula.

Memory

Chip RAM
2 MB Chip RAM

Expandable to 256 MB (via accelerator)

Storage

Variable
IDE HDD + 3.5" HD Floppy (1.76MB)

Graphics Architecture

AGA (Advanced Graphics Architecture)
Palette: 16.7 Million
  • Super72
  • 640x480
  • 1280x720 (interlaced)
Hardware Tricks
  • HAM-8
  • 256 color sprites

Did You Know?

  • ? The "Clock Port" is now used for USB, MP3 decoders, and sound cards.
  • ? Released just as Doom hit the PC, making the A1200 look underpowered for 3D immediately.