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- title: INSIDE THE A1500
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- title: 'Computer Chronicles: Amiga & Atari (1985)'
url: http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=8978343825632445107&hl=fr
text: 'Length: 29 min 18 s'
comments:
- author: Harald
date: Wednesday 12th August 2015
text: For anyone wanting to get an A1500 might as well look for an A2000 instead. They are much more common. The only difference is in the label (and the extra floppy), the mainboard is just an A2000 one (as mentioned here). It was purely a marketing thing, and only sold in the UK afaik.
- author: Yoji (UK)
date: Friday 1st May 2015
text: I still have an Amiga 1500..though the one I bought had a "massive" 52MB HDD? and I think I added extra mem to expand it to 3MB in total.. and I also upgraded from 1.3 to 2.04. I really need get it down from attic and fire it up
- author: Yoji (UK)
date: Friday 1st May 2015
text: I still have an Amiga 1500..though the one I bought had a "massive" 52MB HDD? and I think I added extra mem to expand it to 3MB in total.. and I also upgraded from 1.3 to 2.04. I really need get it down from attic and fire it up
- author: Marga (Spain)
date: Tuesday 4th January 2011
text: Anyone interested in selling a A1500? I''ve been looking for everywhere. Please, if so, I''m willing to negotiate. thanks
- author: Mathew Child (UK)
date: Wednesday 6th September 2006
text: I had bought an A1500 from new, it all came in a box marked a1500, but under the a1500 sticker was a nice shiney A2000 one, so wanting to look even more flash I peeled it off and made out I splashed out even more.
- author: Peter Gordon (UK)
date: Wednesday 29th May 2002
text: |-
I have one of these! The motherboard is a B2000 R6. The manual says "Amiga 2000 manual", and has a sticker with "Includes A1500".
Nice machines.
related:
- /museum/commodore-amiga-1000
- /museum/commodore-amiga-1200