Donations
You can support the Big Book of Amiga Hardware by donating using the form below.
Please note that when you donate via the form, a small processing fee is deducted.
If you prefer, you can send your donation directly through PayPal as ""Friends & Family"" to avoid fees - simply use the email address provided below:
Donations can be made to this paypal account: bigbookofamigahardware@gmail.com
All donations go 100% towards keeping the Big Book of Amiga Hardware online and covering shipping costs for donated hardware.
Your support - big or small - helps preserve the history of the Amiga for fans worldwide.
GDPR note:
Because of European GDPR regulations, we cannot publish your name or donation amount (also not for past donations) unless we receive your explicit permission.
If you would like to be listed as a supporter, please send an email to bigbookofamigahardware@gmail.com with the Subject line::
"Permission to list my name and donation"
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Hardware donations:
If you wish to donate Amiga hardware, software, or games, please send me an email. I will cover all shipping costs for items donated to the project.
Every contribution - whether financial or hardware - makes a real difference in keeping this archive alive for future generations. Thank you for your support!
Donation rewards
All donators of at least $20 is eligble to download a special BBoAH-COMMODORE-PDF package. Please send an email after you have donated and the download link will be send to you.
The package contains scans (exclusive to BBoAH) of Commodore documents which until now (for the most part) hasn't been available before as PDF files. Please note all scans are image-scans and not OCR versions of the documents, which means all drawings and graphics has been preserved.
The package contains the following documents:
- C 128 Hardware Specification - Company Confidential, Bill Herd & Dave Haynie (366 pages)
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CDTV Developers reference (458 pages)
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Introduction to the AT&T WE DSP3210 on the Amiga 3000+ Computer, Eric Lavitsky
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DSP On The Amiga, Using the AT&T DSP3210 and VCOS On The Amiga, 1993 DevCon release, Eric Lavitsky
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A1200 Hardware Developer Notes - George Robbins Amige Devcon Orlando 1993
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A4000 A3000 Hardware Developer Notes - Dave Haynie Amiga Devcon Orlando 1993
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Advanced Amiga Architecture, Dave Haynie Amiga DevCon - San Francisco 1989
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An Overview of the Advanced Amiga Architecture and other Future Directions - Dave Haynie - Amiga DevCon Orlando 1993
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Commodore phone Directory (not complete)
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Introduction To The Amiga 3000 - Hedley Davis - North American DevCon 1990
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Unix System V Release 4.0 on the Amiga - Johan George North American DevCon 1990
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Using Amiga Graphics With Amix - Michael Ditto - North American DevCon 1990
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Using Amiga Graphics With Amix - Michael Ditto - Amiga DevCon - San Franciscos 1989
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Writing Amix Device Drivers - Michael Ditto - North Amercian DevCon 1990
- Writing Amix Device Drivers - Michael Ditto -Amiga DevCon - San Francisco 1989
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