| [News] Amiga 2001 news update (updated) | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 18-Nov-2001 15:07 GMT by Teemu I. Yliselä | 69 comments
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Some news gathered from several sources attending the show.
A complete Pegasos-based computer system that will be on sale next year will cost approximately 1000 euro (~$900). The motherboards will also be available separately.
Hyperion and Haage & Partner are developing AmigaOS 4 with several other developers. New features include:
- PPC native Picasso96
- New Warp3D with "Matrox-, Permedia3- and Radeon1/2-support"
- Generic PCI-drivers
- USB-support
- BlizzardPPC-support evaluated
- Integrated 68k-emulation
- PPC datatypes
- Price: approximately the same as OS3.9
- Initial release planned for February
Hyperion also told that they've been talking with both Elbox and BPlan and that they want to have versions of AmigaOS 4 for the SharkPPC and Pegasos.
[The original item I posted had some mistakes in it, and since amiga-news.de even took down the article I used as a primary source, I decided to repost the item edited - Teemu] [I merged new article and old comments - CK]
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| Posted by Bladerunner on 18-Nov-2001 17:47 GMT | In reply to Comment 22 (priest):
Believe me, you could make your own "beast" as well, using the pegasos.. pegasos
and MOS is able to work as a big cluster system, conected via firewire..
Thomas Knäbel told that iit is possible to conect as many pegasos via firewire as you want
and MOS ssupport this! Think about 10 Pegasos all equipped with a dual G4 Board *hehe*
That is what I would call aa beast.. OK must be verry expensive.. but this would be relly nice! *g*
So in future , there are Lan Parties not only for playing but for cluster rendering or something else :-)))) |
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