A1200 projects

Nice Amiga you have there

I'd like something like that but money makes having something as good as that slightly impossible at the moment.

I'm getting there though.
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Has cost me a few quid.
Has been built over a period of time though, so I haven't had to take too big a hit at any one time.
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It always frightening to actually work out how much a heavily upgraded system has cost over the years. I must have spend quite a lot on my Amigas over the years when they were my main systems.

Especially scary is realising how much I spent on an external high density floppy drive for my A1200. You can buy floppy drives for a PC for under £1 now. I think I spend way over £100 on that HD drive for the Amiga at the time. Is a huge contrast in price, but at the time it was very much worth the investment.
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And that of course is the main thing.
The money spent is fine as long as you got what you wanted from spending it.
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Originally Posted by :
And that of course is the main thing.
The money spent is fine as long as you got what you wanted from spending it.

I totally agree with that.

Still strange to think about how expensive stuff like floppy drives, memory bricks of a whopping 4MB or slow 2x CD-ROM's was. In ten years from now we will probably be laughing at the hardware we hold in our hands now.

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In ten years from now we will probably be laughing at the hardware we hold in our hands now.

I can't be the only one that read some innuendo into that, can I?

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At the time, no I didn't read anything into that. But now you mention it.

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