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Amiga a 4000T • AMIGA A 4000T ~ \If<~\ I ,...,,-I Animation Video Multitasking • AMIGA echnologies GmbH AMIGA A 4000T- MACHINE POWER THAT MAKES MULTIMEDIA A TOTAL EXPERIENCE Excellent graphics, animation, CPU/Speed • Motorola MC68040/ 25MHz (on removable module) video, sound and still the only • Optional: Motorola MC68060 / 50MHz affordable computer that offers true multitasking makes Memory • 6Mbytes (2 MB CHIP RAM/ 4 MB FAST RAM) AMIGA'" THE number one • expandable up to 18 Mbytes on motherboard choice for multimedia authors • expandable up to 2 Gbytes via memory cards and publishers. High end Internal 1 SCSl-2, supports SCSl-2 FAST Mode, AMIGA's have been providing Interfaces 1 16-bit AT/IDE hard disk interface solutions for professional 1 Floppy disk interface users who require non-linear editing facilities. The AMIGA External 1 Serial, 1 Parallel, 2 Mouse/Joystick, has many optional low cost high end video cards a·nd professional Interfaces 1 Keyboard, 1 Video (RGB), 2 Stereo audio editing software. outputs and 1 SCSl-2 The AMIGA 4000T has five drive bays, six expansion slots. Full support for Drive Bays 3 horizontal 5.25" half height (2 available) all SCSl-2 functions via the internal and external SCSI connectors. 2 vertical 5.25" half height The AMIGA 4000T offers "AutoConfig""' fit and forget technology, with · 1 vertical full height (internally accessible only) Workbench 3.1 as standard. System Slots · CPU Local Bus (occupied by processor module) · 5 Zorro 11/111 (100-pin) AMIGA expansion slots If you take Multimedia seriously, take a look at the new AMIGA 4000T · 2 AMIGA Video slots (in-line with Zorro slots) today. · 4 PC/AT expansion slots (3 in-line with Zorro slots) "AMIGA computers Graphic Modes Resolutions ranging from 320 x 256 to 1280 x 512 for people who want more than just a PC." (more with overscan, including 800 x 600 ). Horizontal Scan Rates: 15.6KHz to 31.5KHz · Vertical Scan Rates: 50Hz to 73Hz (not all modes available on non-multiscan monitors) Colour Palette 16.7 Million colour palette. 2 to over 640.000 user definable colours displayable on screen Sound Four channel, 8-bit stereo sound monitor power voltage Internal Speaker connection switct selector AC mains Keyboard Detachable, 94/96 key keyboard connection power pack fan Mouse 2-button opto-mechanical, supplied as standard 25-pin serial Interface Disk Drives • 1 Floppy disk drive as standard 25-pin • 540 MB SCSI / 1 Gbyte SCSI Hard disk drive 9-pin game fn~~~~~e port • Additional Hard disk drives supported via SCSl-2 9-pin mouse and AT/IDE interfaces keyboard • port connector ~ Software • AMIGADOS 3.1 Multitasking Operating system SCSI DIP 50-pin switch SCSl-2 conn. Includes CrossDOSIE (MS-DOS Sl file transfer utility) 23-pin video audio connectors Interface left/right Features Built-in battery backed real time clock/calendar Security~lock External Mute switch and LED indicator Dimensions · Approx. 536mm x 179mm x 520mm (H x W x D) · Rests 270 mm Wide Weight · 15.9 kg • Power Supply · 240 Volts, 200 Watts AMIGA AMIGA Technologies GmbH Berliner Ring 89 D-64625 Bensheim Germany Technical changes and delivery possibilities are subject to change. .
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