Virtual Works, Soft3, Alternative-Technologies and Bitplane will be present at the 3-days event held in Padova, Italy. The Webbit is one of the biggest and most important IT events in Italy.
This year we doubled our space so we will be able to greet more visitors and to supply more machines to try out AmigaOS4 Dev Pre-release.
The highlight of the event will be OS4 running natively on MicroA1 together with our special guest star Alan Redhouse who kindly agreed to be with us all three days.
Other products that you will be able to see, touch and try: AmigaOne G4-933, mini-itx products, Linux/Linspire, ZetaOS (BeOS) and AmigaForever 6, the well known Amiga emulator capable of running on top of Windows, MacOS and Linux.
Bitplane will be present with its latest issue featuring a preview of the upcoming AmigaOS 4 Dev Pre-release.
We are looking forward to meet you at stand, don't miss this opportunity!
t the moment it's zero but the "developer pre-release" uA1 has a price here, although it isn't indicative of the final price ...
Not indicative at all. The current batch of MKII uA1`s were made in a very small batch of 50. This has had the effect of hiking the price right up. The boards destined for end users will be a more realistic price due to the fact that the production run will be subsequently larger, and that volume will lower the price.
The uA1 is a nice board tho` :)
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but the "developer pre-release" uA1 has a price 
