http://www.mentasm.com/~mramiga/files/tech/a1000.htm (Amiga Plus Extra No. 5/97, 05/1997)
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Technical Specifications
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The Amiga 1000, The machine that brought Multimedia to the masses in 1985, was a machine ahead of its time. bringing 4096 on screen
colors, 4 channel stereo sound, up to 8 meg of ram, and an 880K floppy disk drive, and the first and last computer with a nifty keyboard
garage area under the main case for easy storage of the keyboard. With a Multi-tasking, easy to use OS this machine was a definite marvel of
modern technology.
Weight/Dimensions/Power:
- Approx 6 lbs
- 110 volt/60Hz 23 watts
CPU:
- Motorola MC68000, clocked at 7 Megahertz .
- 32 bit data path.
- 24 bit address space.
- Multi-Chip coprocessor system for enhanced DMA.
Memory and Expansion Capabilities:
- 256K chip ram.
Expandable to 2 meg with expansion cards..
- Support for 8 megabytes of fast ram.
- CPU slot (86pin).
Software:
- 192K ROM
- AmigaDOS 1.0/1.1/1.2/1.3 /kickstart/software/manuals.
Disk Drives:
- 1 internal 3.5 inch 880K disk drive.
Pointing Devices:
- Opto-mechanical 2 button mouse
| Interfaces:
- 89 key external keyboard with built in numaric keypad and
cursor keys.
- 2 Mouse/joystick ports.
- 1 Serial.
- 1 Parallel.
- 23 pin Video port(RGB analog or RGB composite).
- Color Composite output.
- Right and left RCA Stereo output.
- External floppy disk drive port.
CPU Expansion BUS:
86 pin local bus edge connector.
Supports High Speed 32 bit ram expansion.
Math Coprocessor expansion.
CPU accelerators. (020)
SOUND:
- 8 bit audio with four voices configured as two stereo channels.
- Built in sound buffer up to 800kb nominal
- 6 bit volume
- Unlimitied speech to text synthisis
Graphic modes/Video Display Output:
- OCS Custom Chip Set
supports 320x200 up to 640 x 400.
Built in NTSC/PAL video resolutions
- 2 to 4096 user definable colors froma palette of 4096.
- Compatible with RGB/Analog, VGA/SVGA or Multiscan
monitors.
- NTSC color compsite output.
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