My (old) Amiga

• AMIGA 4000/40 (Motorola 68040 CPU at 25 MHz, internal clock 50 MHz)
• 68 MBytes RAM (2 MBytes chip-mem, 16 MBytes fast-mem, 50 MBytes virtual mem)
• Kickstart 3.0 (39.106), Worbench 3.1 (40.42)
• Western Digital Caviar AC 31600AT (1.6 GByte)
• Conner CFS 420AT (420 MBytes)
• Mitsumi FX 001D CD-ROM
• BSC TandemCD & IDE controller
• Ariadne Ethernet-Card
• USRobotics Sportster 33600 Vi Modem
• Acorn AKF50 Monitor (15.3 - 40 kHz, 45 - 120 Hz)

From 26-Sep-1996 12:05pm to 17-Jun-1998 my Amiga was directly connected to the Internet over 4 MBit line. After that date I used a "real PC" and my Amiga went offline (*sniff*).

Most of the time I rendered pictures and animations with Imagine 4. Have a look at my Raytracing-Section with several animations and pictures.

As a real Amiga-User you know MagicWB from Martin Huttenloher. Some time ago I created several nice MagicBackdrops for his package (some are released with MagicWB 2.0). You can still get all my additional packages here:

• MagicBackgrounds-GOLD (I-III)
• MagicBackgrounds IV
• Magic-Backgrounds V
• Magic-Backgrounds VI

The best and biggest source for Amiga-Software is the Aminet-Archive in Washington.

Various AMIGA-links

• Amiga Technologies Homepage
• The Amiga Web Directory - a comprehensive directory of links to Amiga Web
• Intangible Assets Manufacturing - Home of Dave Haynie and other engineers
• Amiga-Report - infos on soft-/hardware and latest news