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+ | On [[2006-10-11]] Jens Schönfeld at [[Individual Computers]] revealed that they have been working on a commercial Amiga in [[FPGA]] for the past year called "[[Amiga Clone-A|Clone-A]]" which is in fact similar to Minimig. In contrary to Minimig, [[Individual Computers]]'s [[Amiga Clone-A|Clone-A]] is being developed by a three man strong development team that employ a full blown [[logic analyzer]]. | ||
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+ | Will be using clone chips for CIAs, Paula, Gary, Agnus, Denise. CPU original motorola. Final chip will include [[Amiga Advanced Graphics Architecture|AGA]]. Prize money incentive to find bugs. Might ship in late summer-2007. Working parallel port to allow 4-player games.<ref>{{cite web|title = Individual Computers at CeBit, Clone-A presentation on 070331|url=http://amigaworld.net/modules/news/article.php?storyid=3641}} 070309 amigaworld.net</ref> | ||
== Issues == | == Issues == |