I have loads of spare PCs, and I did run through the AROS hardware support list and do have all supported hardware for the OS, so I really should build a dedicated AROS box to play around with the OS properly. At the moment I've just got it installed as a virtual machine on my main emulation PC.
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AROS has seen a lot of progress during the last couple of years. Now they even have two "official" computers for the system. The iMica and the Ares ONE. Good to see that the development continues. Seems like there is a lot happening in the world of Amiga these days.

As for myself, I'm still using the Amiga. Right now I'm posting this using a SAM440EP and AmigaOS 4.1.1. The motherboard is housed in a small mini-ITX case with a big SATA HD, DVD and a wireless network card. Works like a charm. Accessing this forum through the Origyn Web Browser.
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I still have my own Amigas since my childhood of course. A1200, A4000, 2-3 years ago I acquired a CDTV and a CD32 for my wife .
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Two 1200's, three 500's, I also have a quad core hackintosh, my wifes dual core pc, and my lappy that I love (gateway p7805u) plus PSP and a PS3.
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Hi guys,

I have one amiga 500+, loads of pc's

Manni
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yes i do own real amigas they are
2x a500's with the red led power light
2x a500's with normal green led power light
1 a500+ and 1 a600.
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I've got an A1200, a Mac Mini running MacOSX, an old PowerMac G4 running MorphOS, and my dad has some Linux PC's that I use from time to time. No Windows PC's though.
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A500, A600, A1200, A3000, A4000, CD32, CDTV and PC
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Just got another a500,a600 and a1200
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Both PC & Amigas.....

Amigas now.... 1xA600, 1xA1200, 2xA4000, 1xSam440ep-Flex.

Amigas in "construction"... 1xA600, 1xA1200, 1xA4000

PC's.. 2xBigTower, 3xMidTower, 2xNotebooks, 1xNetbook

More if money & time permits....
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