Greetings to this great community of Amiga lovers.
I come from Belgrade and I am looking for some hands-on experience of Amiga world. Unfortunately this comes some 35 years later then it was supposed to happen. I guess it is better late, then never.
I got interested in computers in my teenage years in late 80s. Mostly playing games on Commodore 64 and Spectrum ZX80 at school or with friends that owned them. Although I wanted Amiga 500 and later 1200 badly at the time, my father decided that my first computer should be PC. I ended up with IBM PC compatible running on 386sx/25Mhz back in 1993. and that was the end of my Amiga dreams.
Trying to undo this "great injustice", I am looking to buy Amiga and finally enter this lost world
My first computer did not survive, but I own one of the relicts from the 20th century - IBM Thinkpad 380ED, and it is still operational.
I am looking forward to meet you and learn about your Amiga experiences.
Best regards
Darko
I come from Belgrade and I am looking for some hands-on experience of Amiga world. Unfortunately this comes some 35 years later then it was supposed to happen. I guess it is better late, then never.
I got interested in computers in my teenage years in late 80s. Mostly playing games on Commodore 64 and Spectrum ZX80 at school or with friends that owned them. Although I wanted Amiga 500 and later 1200 badly at the time, my father decided that my first computer should be PC. I ended up with IBM PC compatible running on 386sx/25Mhz back in 1993. and that was the end of my Amiga dreams.
Trying to undo this "great injustice", I am looking to buy Amiga and finally enter this lost world
My first computer did not survive, but I own one of the relicts from the 20th century - IBM Thinkpad 380ED, and it is still operational.
I am looking forward to meet you and learn about your Amiga experiences.
Best regards
Darko
