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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 19:53:24
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 19:53:25
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| Wow. I never thought it would get even this far. Videos showing demos of the board in use would be very interesting.
Still - the most impressive thing will be to get to production - and as the X1000 has taught us - that can still be a very long road.
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 20:06:02
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| Hooray for Natami! 
Long live Thomas Hirsch! 
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 20:07:23
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 20:25:47
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| What's the aprox. price going to be for this?
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 20:30:47
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| Beautiful board design and much more full featured than I had first imagined it would be.
Can't wait to see videos of it in action and to learn about the S-Zorro connection options and capabilities, the 15kHz input? & output, and what PCI cards will be supported. Also, the performance of the softcore N68050 compared to actual Phase5 68060 boards will be very interesting to see while the Natami team is completing work on the N68070 core.
I think the sales potential for this system, if they can keep the price below $1,000 for a complete system, is very high. Better than the sales potential for the SAM460 and X1000 combined.
With all the success and interest in the Next Gen Amiga systems, there is still a huge amount of interest in Classic Amiga 68k systems and add-ons for them. To have a new system that has similar compatibility capabilities to WinUAE, but using hardware cloning, instead of emulation, is very appealing to many current and former Amiga users.
Great work Natami Team!
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 21:01:27
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 21:10:15
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don't get carried away now
Congratulations to natami team....now get OS4 running on the damn thing
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 21:14:44
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 21:19:22
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
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| Great work...
Now let's have some videos and benchmarks
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
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| Nice work... once again... is there a final system planned? You know... in a case. A vanilla motherboard doesn't appeal to me.
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 21:45:17
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| Wow, nice work, a big step. Hope all the testing works out for you guys.
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 21:47:43
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| What's the aprox. price going to be for this? |
The price will not be announced until or shortly before the first commercial production run is underway. This is because we do not want to make promises we cannot fulfill. Component prices and production deals of the day decides the end price.
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| Can't wait to see videos of it in action and to learn about the S-Zorro connection options and capabilities, the 15kHz input? & output, and what PCI cards will be supported. Also, the performance of the softcore N68050 compared to actual Phase5 68060 boards will be very interesting to see while the Natami team is completing work on the N68070 core. |
There will be videos and benchmarks published when the base system is up and running on the new boards. Check the thread in the news post for new developments.
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| Congratulations to natami team....now get OS4 running on the damn thing |
Unless there is any native 68k port of OS4.1 that we have not heard about around the corner, we will be focusing on supporting AmigaOS1-3 and AROS-68k. Our new 68k CPU architecture is the heart and soul of the Natami.Last edited by Forcie-NatamiTeam on 13-Feb-2011 at 10:06 PM.
Last edited by Forcie-NatamiTeam on 13-Feb-2011 at 09:48 PM.
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
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| Cool and nice!
Bring it on! 
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 21:58:31
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
Posted on 13-Feb-2011 22:09:22
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
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Thanks for info.
and of course...
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
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| Very nice!
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Re: First Natami MX boards produced
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| :D i want one!
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