@Amiboy

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Would the Power A5000 and Power A6000 count?

I already had A5000, but I've now updated to include MK1 and MK2, plus I've added A6000. Thanks

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@redrumloa

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Added, also added MicroA1-C

Do you mean MicroA1-I? Indeed MicroA1-I exist only in prototype.

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The TaigaOle1 XXL from Helgis Inc. is still missing in your list.

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Am I wrong or your list is missing the AAA chipset?

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@ikir

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ikir wrote: @redrumloa Quote: Added, also added MicroA1-C Do you mean MicroA1-I? Indeed MicroA1-I exist only in prototype.

I also stubled upon ma1-c.

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@ErikBauer

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ErikBauer wrote: @redrumloa Am I wrong or your list is missing the AAA chipset?

Just added Amiga Nyx, anything else I missed for AAA

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@redrumloa

As noted previous page, please add the Micro A1-XC. It was discussed MANY times here on AW. And from the Eyetech site:
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As previously stated we will eventually produce the micro-ATX form factor A1-XC with updated specifications (DDR memory, more on-board peripherals etc), mainly to provide a development platform - always assuming that the µ-A1 is successful in volume markets.

Powervixxen is hard to determine as to # of entries.
From December, 2004 two products were announced originally without "PV" in their name:
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The first product is a Freescale 8245 based CPU card clocked at 400 MHz.

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The second product is a modular busboard and CPU combination for use with towered A1200 machines

These changed and later evolved into PV LT and PV TL. (diff specs)
Probably two entries for the "PV" then, unless you count the 2 early announcements as different than the later PV LT and PV TL. Then it would be 4.

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@redrumloa

isn't impressive we are still amiga users?

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uA1-c was added and I currently have 2 entries for Powervixxen. The earlier models, what were they called?

BTW I was not updating the list here, but on Amiga.org. Just trying to save some legwork I will update the list here now since there have been many changes.

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As noted previous page, please add the Micro A1-XC. It was discussed MANY times here on AW. And from the Eyetech site:

i thought the XC was a full size board that was never produced and not a micro model.

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@redrumloa

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uA1-c was added and I currently have 2 entries for Powervixxen. The earlier models, what were they called?

I'll just refer to the initial post on amiga.org. Choose whatever you think best fits.
http://www.amiga.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=4457

Also, could you clarify from your post on amiga.org:
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Vapor here is defined as products announced for the Amiga market that after a long period of time never materialized for sale in that form.

What do you consider a long time going from "1st mention" to "vapor status" according to your definition? Over a year?

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@jkirk

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i thought the XC was a full size board that was never produced and not a micro model.

Probably best to use something from the Eyetech quote in my post #27, to be on the accurate side.
Unlike the "I", which exists (as you know Adam has a working "I") , the XC never reached that stage.

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number6 wrote: @redrumloa Quote: uA1-c was added and I currently have 2 entries for Powervixxen. The earlier models, what were they called? I'll just refer to the initial post on amiga.org. Choose whatever you think best fits. http://www.amiga.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=4457

Added this "
Unamed A1200 accelerator (ACK 2004)
Unamed A1200 modular busboard & Accelerator combo (ACK 2004)
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What do you consider a long time going from "1st mention" to "vapor status" according to your definition? Over a year?

I'd say closer to 2 years. Only 1 item listed is under 2 years, and it is almost 2 years. I probably wouldn't list something much under 2 years, unless there are other factors involved.

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@number6

nvm. i just lost my mind i guess. i was thinking atx when in actuality it was to be a micro atx, just not an itx board.

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@redrumloa

Here's a list to cross reference in case it does not match your current list:
Post #144

And folks...let's keep in mind since we are NOT discussing the reasons WHY any of these project failed to see light of day, none of these entries are meant to cast aspursions on the developers. ok?

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@redrumloa
The uA1-C, SE, and XEs were in fact sold. I believe number6 is typing on a uA1-C, thus, not vapor, just out production.

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@redrumloa

Power A5000 was an April fools joke, remember the advert in Amiga Format well, so don't think that it counts really.

@redrumloa

Two more for list...

iWin 500
iWin 1000

At least I think those were the numbers?

@wegster

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I believe number6 is typing on a uA1-C, thus, not vapor, just out production.

True.

Gleng posted about Micro A1-I.
I have no idea how that became "C" on the list.

Heh! Now that we know we are talking "2" years, at least SAM is safe.
Gak! It was on the brink of going on the list, since it was 1st mentioned over a year ago!

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@wegster

I didn't have XE or SE listed, but I did have uA1-c listed. It is now removed from the list.

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