The Commodore Amiga 500 is much more than the ultimate 16-bit gaming machine: it's usually cheap to grab and collect for. Apparently though it can also turn out to be a pretty pricey investment (yeah, right) too, as this fantastic Amiga 500 auction should emphatically prove. It is after all the original Amiga 500; unopened, unused, practically new in its complete box. Everything seems to be in brilliant condition and the seller ships only within the US.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Commodore Amiga 500 NiB
Posted by gnome at 12/13/2011
Labels: 16-bit home computers, Amiga, Amiga 500, US/Canada
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Sweet mothers milk!!
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts exactly. Well, almost really :)
ReplyDeleteIt's like it's 1987 all over again!
ReplyDelete@ Daniel: Still the physical reality of the real hardware cannot be beaten. Sad, but true.
ReplyDelete@ Bob: Exactly. Well, the wages have gone down and social security is crumbling, but, well, uhm...
And the Tories are in power and crapping over everyone and Russia is a dictatorship. Wait - what year is this?
ReplyDeleteOh my! You're quite right in a most depressing way ;)
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