let me get this strigt ? are you porting it to android too ???
oh wait a meniut you are not using AA2 are you
looooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

anyway sounds great i relly hope ther will sell alot and pepole will be glad for it.i will wait for next os 4.x version... if i can afort it...

@retro

We have never supported or released any products that use AA or AA2.

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I'm wondering how far you'll go to sell your oldies...

What does Aspire/Android have to do with the Amiga ? (not that I have anything against it, I'm just wondering...)

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The Aspire One is a light portable netbook that we use to run Amiga Forever 2009 and Aladdin 4D. We thought others might enjoy knowing this fact. Since Aladdin 4D is in active development, screen shot via link below.

http://aladdin4d.blogspot.com/2009/10/mac-os-x-version-of-aladdin-4d.html

I would not call it an oldie. We have done an extensive rewrite of the code to make it PowerPC for Amiga OS 4.x and MorphOS and multi platform. The release is taking longer than expected but that is because the source code was not as portable as we were led to believe.

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So how much lnger as a rough geuss for aladdin 4d v6.0 to be released for Amiga OS?

PM Me if youd like.

cheers

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We want Aladdin 4D shipping as much as or more than you do. We have no published release date though. The good news is the source code has been rewritten to be muti-platform friendly so once versions of Aladdin 4D start coming out you will see each version come out at a faster pace.

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Im a big fan of the Acer Aspire One series, i currently use a slightly modified A110L (the original bottom of the range version that came with 512mb, an 8gb SSD and linux) i have upgraded the ram to 1.5gb and fitted a 30gb hard disk out of an ipod and its been running well for a year so far with no problems running windows 7 (first the beta now the RC) its a very solid little computer and i will be buying another some time and probably one running android. I have used a few other models and to me they are much more usable and feel more solid than any eeepc i have tried and very good value for money.

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good news !

The site says that Mac OSX is porting the quickest due to its developer tools.

What exactly are these tools that speed up porting ? Knowing where Amigas tools are failing could help with other ports.

cheeers

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It sounds very exciting, but from how the 'release' is written, I'm left wondering if Acer truly knows anything about this 'teaming up', or is it a one sided thing where DiscreetFX likes the Acer product and has decided to offer a discount to anyone else who happens to purchase one?

Acer is aware of the promotion, in fact they are very happy for any new angle to sell more product. The netbook market is very cut throat and challenging.

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@asymetrix Xcode http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xcode

What is it that XCode has that other IDEs don't which is so useful? I guess that we should really be asking your developers this question, but we don't know if they even have an account here.

Hans

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Is there somewhere we can see some samples of the type of renders that Aladin 4D 5 is capable of ?

Thanks, John

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Would love to see an Aos4.1 screen

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Google's Android OS is the first netbook that boots Android by default in 14 seconds. While this bootup is not as fast as Amiga OS 4.1

Just for the record, OS4.1 on my SAM boots into Workbench in about 39 seconds. Yes I have a rather slow 2.5" harddisk but I doubt I could ever get under 14 seconds.

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Yesterday in Chicago I was rendering a Aladdin 4D animation and our Aspire One went into standby mode because it's battery was drained. It was on frame 300 out of 1000 frames and they were being saved to the Virtual Amiga's RAM disk. Nine hours later I arrived home and plugged the netbook in. It booted right back to the Amiga Forever 2009 session running Aladdin 4D and finished rendering the rest of the frames!

Very nice Virtual Amiga!

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Are you planning an Aros version of Aladdin 4D? Would you consider bundling it with Aros-powered netbooks once they hit the market? We're working on the A1600 , which has similar specifications to the Aspire, but will cost less and run Icaros Portable (Aros) and Ubuntu Netbook Remix (Linux). Thanks to Aros' built-in emulation, 68k Amiga applications like Aladdin 4D should run in an Aros window as if they were native.

The A1600 comes in red, white, black, yellow and metallic pink, and personally I think they look more attractive than any other netbooks on the market. It'll be the first portable computer package designed specifically for the Amiga market.

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We are absolutely planning an AROS version of Aladdin 4D. That has been the plan from the beginning.

http://aladdin4d.blogspot.com/2007/12/offical-press-release-detailing-aladdin.html

When is the A1600 shipping?

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The A1600 is available now, but Aros support for the Intel graphics chipset, WIFI and a few other things are still in development or haven't started yet. Once it's all done, Aros will work perfectly on just about any Atom-based netbook. These are just unbranded OEM netbooks that we can stick our own badge on and market ourselves under our own name. Like any pipedream project though, we need funding to get it off the ground. A few of us are field-testing them while the remaining drivers are written. I'll post a photo of Cammy's red model since she doesn't post here anymore. Hopefully we'll get some better photos of some other models over the next month or so.

http://home.exetel.com.au/amiga/A1600-Icaros.jpg