Amiga 3000T

The Commodore Amiga 3000T, which the Tower version of the desktop version represented Amiga 3000, was available in two versions: as a normal A3000T with 68030 processor and once as A3000T - 40th The latter was equipped with a Commodore A3640 turbo card, which made ​​the computer a 68040 processor running at 25 MHz to the side.

The prototype still bore the name of A3500. The really top-secret project that some time after the A3000 desktop was finished first, but was leaked, because in the manual appendix for A3000 in the printed there schematics variants marked " A3500 " were not completely eliminated.

In the case it was a modified model of the Commodore PC - 60th There are 1 MB Chip RAM and 4 MB Fast RAM were installed, so that the computer had a total of 5 MB of main memory. When 3000T ROM was delivered from the outset as a building block on the board and not. Softkick than on the hard disk, as it happened in the first versions of the desktop version Otherwise, it was identical with the 3000D ( DESKTOP ), except for the fact that the board had a Zorro slot more and the Tower three 5.25 -inch drive bays. Of these, two were installed vertically, which the operation of CD -ROM drives in those bays difficult, unless you had no drive with caddy.

The Amiga 3000T could be ordered as Amiga 3000T/UX with a customized on the Amiga hardware version of AT & T System V Release 4 called AMIX, which was delivered on a QIC tape cartridge. For this purpose there was for use with X11 even a mouse with three buttons. A coexistence of AmigaOS and AMIX on the same machine was in principle possible.

Different dealers have the computers available in the upgraded versions, provided him with more recent example kickstarts and finally even with CD - ROM drive. Certainly one of the reasons why you saw the 4000s with mixed feelings.

KIM- 1 • PET CBM 2001 • 3000 • 4000 • CBM CBM 8000 • MMF 9000

CBM 500 CBM * • 600 • 700 • CBM CBM 900 *

VC 10 VC 20 • • C64 (SX, GS †) • 264 series ( C16, C116, Plus / 4) • C128 • C65 *

1000 • sidecar • 500 • 2000 • CDTV † • 600 • 1200 • 4000 • • 3000/T/UX CD ³ ² †

• PC-1 PC - 10 and PC -60 • x86LT • A1060

Datasette • CBM floppy drives • VC15xx ( VC1540/41, VC1551, VC1570/71, VC1581 ) • SFD100x ( SFD1001, SFD1002 ) • CBM 2020-8250 • A570 • A590 • A3070

MPS- MPS Series • 801 • 1000 • MPS MPS 1500C • VC1520 • CBM -8000 Series • CBM 4022

Zorro bus • Watches • Port WOM • RAM Expansion Unit • Commodore mouse • monochrome and color monitors • A10 speakers • Multi-User Systems ( MBS)

Writing and desktop calculators • LED watches 2000K/3000H • † • Chessmate

MOS Technology VIC • • VIC II • TED • VDC • SID • PIA • VIA • TPI • CIA • ACIA • Agnus ( blitter, Copper) • Paula • EHB mode • HAM mode

OCS • ECS • AGA

Commodore BASIC • Commodore Basic V2 • Kernal • CBM ASCII ( PETSCII ) • Commodore GEOS • DOS • AmigaOS • Kickstart • Workbench • ARexx • AmigaGuide • AMIX

*: Only prototype †: Console

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