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Companies: Amiga Technologies , Haage & Partner , Eyetech
Software: AmiDock , JXFS (filesystem), Hollywood (programming language) Warp3D
Hardware:
Phase5 accelerator boards; the 1230/1240/1260 blizzards and the PPC boards.
Computers (expanding): AmigaOne SE , AmigaOne XE , AmigaOne Micro-A1 , DraCo The Access
Hardware prototypes: Amiga Multimedia Convergence Computer
Other: Denise (computer chip) Paula (computer chip) Copper (OCS) Alice (computer chip) , Lisa (computer chip) , Mediator PCI , Clock port Images
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Does anyone have info on the G365 that was used on some Rainbow III boards for the Amiga? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Jerri Kohl (talk • contribs ) 14:49, 21 October 2018 (UTC) Reply
