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The Amiga was a reliable well-polished machine when it was released. This, like most "vintage" computing projects can't be for more than the love of the machine
by btbuilder 11y ago
The Amiga was a reliable well-polished machine when it was released. This, like most "vintage" computing projects can't be for more than the love of the machine.
- batou 11y agoI owned one for a bit (A500 and A1500). AS I was in the UK, this was wiped out by the Acorn Archimedes coming on the scene. I can't say I ever "loved" it nor found it reliable. By 1998 it looked quaint compared to NT4 etc.
- rasz_pl 11y ago>Amiga was a reliable well-polished machine Stop deluding yourself, Commodore had a ton of reliability problems. Amigas came from factory with electrolytic capacitors soldered backwards! (and afaik they were also backwards on the factory diagram).
- btbuilder 11y agoshrug - I can't say I am deluding myself when I am unaware of reliability problems with my somewhat limited exposure. None of my friends who owned Amigas at the time complained about them (A1200/A600 era).
- rbanffy 11y ago> The Amiga was a reliable Stop right there. Multitasking without memory protection and reliability do not go well together. It was a fun machine, but reliable it was not.