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Our first PC was an AST Advantage 486dx/33 Purchased from the McChord AFB computer shop. Originally my dad wanted to “upgrade” our Amiga1000 to be PC compatib
by balls187 4y ago
Our first PC was an AST Advantage 486dx/33
Purchased from the McChord AFB computer shop.
Originally my dad wanted to “upgrade” our Amiga1000 to be PC compatible, but learned such a thing was not possible.
- timbit42 4y agoYou could have upgraded to an Amiga 2000 and put a Bridgeboard in it or a third-party one with a 486 on it. You could even upgrade it to a Pentium Overdrive processor. The Amiga was also able to run Mac OS as a task on it's own "screen" alongside Workbench and other Amiga apps, so you could run Amiga, Mac and IBM PC software all at the same time at full speed.