Amiga

When the Amiga was first released in 1984, it was revolutionary – and that’s an understatement. No other computer on the market could match its forward-looking design.  Sporting: a multi-tasking operating system (Kickstart & Workbench), Motorola 68000 CPU, co-processor chips for video, audio and disk I/O, the Amiga’s specs simply destroyed any competition.  Unfortunately, the Amiga was owned by Commodore, who had no clue how to sell it, and rested too long on the Amiga’s early technical superiority.  By the early-1990′s Commodore was on it’s last-legs as PC ownership exploded and software developers left the Amiga platform in droves.  However, the Amiga still holds an iconic place in the hearts of many; as the computer that redefined what a computer could do, and be, and was the blueprint for the hardware that would power the PC Era.

Amiga Icons, Cursors, Fonts, Demos, Sounds & Wallpaper:

• Amiga Multimedia:
  Amiga 1000 start-up sound – WAV format
  Amiga Juggler – AVI format – Famous demo of Amiga’s 3D capabilities. It would take almost 5 years for PC video to catch-up.
• Amiga Fonts:
  Amiga “Topaz” font – The Amiga system font, found on the Workbench desktop, as well as CLI/AmigaShell. TrueType (TTF) format – compatible with Mac OS and Windows.
• Amiga Mouse Pointers and Cursors:
  Mouse pointers from Workbench 1.x and 2.x, in CUR format and compatible with Windows!
• Guru Meditation Error Wallpaper:
  The famous Amiga error message returns in multiple resolutions!
• Workbench v1.3 Boot Screen Wallpaper:
  The old-school “WB1.3 Floppy-in-Hand” start-up screen, in multiple resolutions!
• Workbench v1.2 Boot Screen Wallpaper:
  For the old-old-school, the famous “Floppy-in-Hand” bootscreen for Workbench 1.2!
• Amiga Kickstart Boot Screen Wallpaper:
  Not just old-school, but original! From the 1987 Amiga 1000, the famous “Kickstart Floppy-in-Hand” start-up screen!
• Workbench v1.x Icons:
  For your modern computer and mobile devices.