A history of the Amiga

[Demon Cleaner]

Nice link, although a lot too read

That's what the period we call 'working hours' are for, my friend

Guess you're right.

[Harrison]

Yep. Definitely lots to read, that is true, but well worth it as these articles are very well written and very interesting. Unlike many others you find online, that just contain the same old facts that we all know, these actually contains things I didn't know before reading them, which is rare.

[burns flipper]

I wonder if the guy who wrote it watched the actual video Dave Haynie made on his last day?

[Teho]

Sounds like it. He describes it pretty well. The video is around for anyone to watch, it's on the DVD in the Amiga Forever Premium package for example. It's on youtube too, but I think a lot has been cut from it. It seems much too short and some things I remember like the AAA prototype isn't in it.

Great articles. Even though I know the story fairly well by now this wasn't a boring read. Will have to keep an eye out for new installments.

[my_lo]

I've just found those videos on Youtube:

History of the Commodore Amiga

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7

But i guess that everybody has already seen it...

[Harrison]

Yes, those are parts of a very famous video. The whole video is included on DVD with the premium edition of Amiga Forever. Great that it is now on youtube for everyone else to see.