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You 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 pro
by timbit42 4y ago
You 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.