Amiga
Commodore's custom-chip 16/32-bit computer family.
Choose a computer, compatible system, platform, or interface
| Computer, compatible system, platform, or interface | Introduced | Known as | Products |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amiga 1000 The first commercial Amiga, with a side expansion connector and disk-loaded Kickstart architecture. | 1985 | A1000 | 16 |
| Amiga 1200 An AGA Amiga with an internal expansion connector, IDE, and PCMCIA slot. | 1992 | A1200 | 18 |
| Amiga 3000 Commodore's 68030 big-box Amiga family, with a processor-card slot and ZIP-package Fast RAM. | 1990 | A3000, A3000D, A3000T | 17 |
| Amiga 4000 Commodore's AGA big-box Amiga family, with a replaceable processor card. | 1992 | A4000, A4000D, A4000T | 16 |
| Amiga 500 Commodore's compact home Amiga, with Kickstart ROMs and side and trapdoor expansion connectors. | 1987 | A500 | 21 |
| Amiga 500 Plus The enhanced Amiga 500 with ECS, one megabyte of Chip RAM, a trapdoor expansion connector, and battery-backed clock hardware. | 1991 | A500+, Amiga 500+ | 15 |
| Amiga 600 A compact ECS Amiga with one megabyte of RAM, an internal 44-pin IDE interface, PCMCIA, and an external floppy-drive port. | 1992 | A600 | 21 |