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High-end
Flagships of the Amiga family. Also referred as "big-box" Amigas. Expensive, but highly expandable systems, intended to be the heart of professional video studios. Their Zorro and video slots give standardized expansion options, and thier processor slot offers easy upgradeability. |
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Low-end
The most popular Amiga models. Affordably priced, compact designs, keyboard and computer built together. Although they have custom expansion interfaces, the upgrade possibilities are numerous. |
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Console
Amiga models fitted with CD-ROM drive and enriched with multimedia features. |
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Clone
Custom built computers based on Amiga technology. |
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Prototype
Amiga model which never went into series production. |
Amiga Hardware Database
