Amiga Computers

• Amiga 1200 Magic pack.
• Amiga 1200 Surfer pack (released in limited numbers)
• Amiga 4000T
• Amiga Mind Walker- Unreleased (Working title)
• Power Amiga (planned for a Summer 1997 release.

Other Amiga Products
Q-Drive 1241 CD-ROM drive	The Q-Drive 1241 was an official CD-ROM drive for the A1200 computer. Unlike the earlier CD1200, Amiga Technologies realised that a PCMCIA would be a more intelligent choice for an interface. The drive itself is a 4x Panasonic IDE drive with a custom interface similar to the Zappo. The accompanying software allow the use of PhotoCD and CD player. In addition, Aminet CD #8.was also part of the package.
Amiga Monitor models The 15" and 17" monitor models were on sale around April 1996.
Amiga M1438S	14 tube, anti-glare, 0.28 mm dot pitch Horizontal frequencies 15-40 kHz Vertical frequencies 45-90 Hz Stereo amplifier built-in Two loudspeakers built-in AMIGA RGB Video cable standard
Amiga M1538S	15" diagonal Black Matrix 0.28 mm dot pitch Short persistance (P22) tube Anti-static AR faceplate finish Horizontal: 15 - 38 kHz Vertical: 45 - 90 Hz Bandwidth: 40 MHz Analog RGB via 23-pin AMIGA-Sub 'D' 0.7 V  75 Ohm Separate H and V sync Audio input LHS / RHS phono socket Audio input signal 1 V p-p 5000 Ohm Audio Output 0.5 W RMS per channel Line 90 - 265 V, 50 - 60 Hz Power Consumption 65 W max. Operating temperature 0 - 40 °C Relative humidity 10 - 90  354x360x380mm (HxWxD) 14.4 kg unpackaged
Amiga M1764	17" inch monitor 0.28 mm dot pitch, 307 x 225 mm typical display size Display timings- Horizontal: 15 - 64 kHz, Vertical: 45 - 125 Hz Bandwidth: 85 MHz, Maximum Resolution 1280 x 1024 60 Hz 1152 x 870 68 Hz 1024 x 768 76 Hz All AMIGA resolutions and frequencies! Mains on/off On screen Display control of all functions 15 pin 'D - Sub' captive lead Power Consumption 95 W max

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