I've mentioned this on various threads before, but my Amiga 2000 with a bridge board and SCSI controller was a wonderful example of 1980's convoluted heterogeno

I've mentioned this on various threads before, but my Amiga 2000 with a bridge board and SCSI controller was a wonderful example of 1980's convoluted heterogenous multi-processing: - The 68k, of course + an 68020 accelerator - The 8088 + a 286 accelerator - A Z80 on the SCSI card - A 6502 compatible SOC on the keyboard... As an Amiga user it obviously pleased me immensely that the 68k controlled the lot. Like you, I hardly used the bridgeboard, though. It's main role was to show off the ability to run a "PC in a window".