You didn't manage to buy one of their old A4000's when they got rid of them did you? That is a great way to obtain older hardware.
It is great to hear you are still utilising Amiga graphis packages for bitmap artwork. Very nice.
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Originally Posted by Harrison
You didn't manage to buy one of their old A4000's when they got rid of them did you? That is a great way to obtain older hardware.
It is great to hear you are still utilising Amiga graphis packages for bitmap artwork. Very nice.
I did, I gave it away for nothing on Amiga.org about 5 years ago, thought i'd give something back to the community.
The Amiga is still really usefull, so long as you use it for things it was built to do.
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