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| Model | Processor | Year |
| Low-end |
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| Amiga 500 | 68000 | 1987 |
| Amiga 500+ | 68000 | 1991 |
| Amiga 600 | 68000 | 1992 |
| Amiga 1200 | 68020 | 1992 |
| High-end |
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| Amiga 1000 | 68000 | 1985 |
| Amiga 2000 | 68000 | 1987 |
| Amiga 2500 | 68020, 68030 | 1989 |
| Amiga 1500 | 68000 | 1990 |
| Amiga 3000 | 68030 | 1990 |
| Amiga 3000T | 68030 | 1991 |
| Amiga 4000 | 68030, 68040 | 1992 |
| Amiga 4000T | 68040, 68060 | 1996 |
| Consoles |
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| Amiga CDTV | 68000 | 1990 |
| Amiga CD32 | 68EC020 | 1993 |
In 1987, two years after the launch of Amiga 1000, this beast arrived. It featured 512Kb (later 1Mb) RAM, an upgradable CPU, five Zorro II slots (very expandable) and two 16-bit ISA slots. There was also a hard disk version named Amiga 2000HD.
Different modelsAmiga 2000A - Designed in Germany and based on the Amiga 1000 motherboard. This machine came with 512Kb RAM and suffered from reliability problems.
Amiga 2000B - Designed in the USA and basically a machine inbetween 2000A and a cost reduced version of Amiga 500. Thanks to the cheaper and more logical design, 1Mb RAM moved onto the motherboard. Known as B2000 in the UK.
Amiga 2000C - Featured the Enhanced Chipset (ECS) and the Kickstart was updated to version 2.04, otherwise identical to 2000B. Known as 2000+ in the USA.
| Brief facts |
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| Release date: | March, 1987 | |
| Processor: | Motorola MC68000 @ 7.14 MHz | |
| RAM: | 512Kb, later 1Mb, expandable to 9Mb | |
| Chipset: | Original Chipset (OCS), later Enhanced Chipset (ECS) | |
| Operating System: | Workbench 1.2 - 2.04 | |
| Number of colours: | Palette of 4096, 32 in Low Res (64 in EHB, 4096 in HAM), 16 in High Res | |
| Sound: | Four channels in stereo, 22 KHz, 8-Bit, RCA audio jacks | |
| Built-in Media: | 3.5" 880Kb floppy drive, SCSI hard disk (optional) | |
