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A6000 (vampire v4 in a A600 style case)
Posted on 17-Sep-2025 20:32:46
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“A new chapter begins.
A new chapter in computing history begins today with the launch of the most powerful Amiga 68k compatible ever created — all packed into the beloved, compact and improved form factor of the good old A600.
We've combined the soul of the original Amiga with the cutting-edge V4 AC68080 performance, delivering a machine that honors its legendary past while redefining what’s possible. Whether you're a lifelong Amiga enthusiast or discovering it for the first time, this is the Amiga experience you've been waiting for. Designed with precision and passion, the new Apollo A6000 offers unmatched speed, stunning graphics, and modern connectivity, all while preserving the iconic simplicity and spirit that made the Amiga a household name.
Small in size, massive in capability — the new Apollo A6000 proves that true greatness doesn't need to be big. It just needs to be bold.â€
So basically custom vampire v4 board in A600 stly case and keyboard, I like it, the only big downer is the price 999euros.
If this could be made for half that I would of got one, I have been on and off tempted with vampire v4, but pistorm are so cheap and emulation is so good, it always just put me off paying the premium for likely will be the coolest fpga system.
I read up how mister project was ported to much cheap fpga chips, I hope maybe one day the same can be done for the vampire as I am tempted, more than I know I logical should be in a system like this one. _________________
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Re: A6000 (vampire v4 in a A600 style case)
Posted on 17-Sep-2025 21:35:12
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I like it. _________________
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Re: A6000 (vampire v4 in a A600 style case)
Posted on 17-Sep-2025 21:41:35
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Why aren’t they showcasing ApolloOS with the marketing materials? Last edited by AmigaMac on 17-Sep-2025 at 09:43 PM.
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Re: A6000 (vampire v4 in a A600 style case)
Posted on 18-Sep-2025 0:31:02
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Love the form-factor and look. Not loving the price.
I've been a big supporter of Apollo and their mission, but I will pass on this one as right now I'm building a Llama 4/Deepseek V2 rig, and for that price I can get one of the four 24GB VRAM GPUs I need.
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Re: A6000 (vampire v4 in a A600 style case)
Posted on 18-Sep-2025 7:21:58
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| It would look so much better without without the ugly logo.
I used to be a big supporter of the vampyre stuff when they wanted to sell stuff cheap and hated all the expensive amiga hardware.
Nowdays they sell the most expensive shit out there. Pistorm is the way to go now.
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