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The successor to the A500+ was released in the summer of 1992.
The A600, which
weighed just 6lbsand measured 14" deep x
9.5" wide x 3" high system was aimed at the console market,
adding very little to the operating system or the Amiga as a whole. It had 1mb of chip memory, ECS and Workbench 2.05. It shrunk the basic
system by doing away with the numeric keypad leaving just 78 keys, and
became the nearest the Amiga has to a laptop. It did, however introduce
the PCMCIA slot at the side of machine allowing the use of ram cards; CD
drives and disks that fitted into this port. The fatter Agnus chip as
standard also allowed the addressing of up to 2Mb Chip ram as standard,
with the maximum ram expansion (with PCMCIA) being 6Mb.
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| Specifications |
CPU:
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Motorola (R) 68000, 16/32 bit 7.16 MHz NTSC Multi-Chip coprocessor
system for DMA, Video, Graphics and Sound
MEMORY:
SOFTWARE:
KEYBOARD:
- Integral 78 Key International
MOUSE:
- Opto-mechanical 2-button design
DISK DRIVES:
GRAPHIC MODES:
VIDEO DISPLAY OUTPUT:
SOUND:
- Four channel stereo sound
DIMENSIONS:
- 14" deep x 9.5" wide x 3 high
WEIGHT:
POWER REQUIREMENTS:
- Switching power supply 23 watts
INTERFACES:
External:
- Floppy Disk (DB23)
- Mouse/Joystick/Lightpen (2 DB9)
- Serial (RS-232, PC-compatible)
- Parallel (Centronics -- PC-compatible)
- Video RGB analogue (DB23 15 kHz)
- Colour Composite (RCA)
- RF Modulator (RCA)
- PCMCIA Card Slot
Internal:
- Internal AT IDE connector
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| A600
CONFIGURATIONS |
A600 P
Amiga 600 with Motorola 68000 Processor, internal 3.5 880K Floppy
Drive, 1 MB RAM Integral Keyboard Release 2.X Operating System and
Utilities 2-button Mouse.
A600HD
Amiga 600 with Motorola 68000 Processor, internal 3.5 880K Floppy
Drive, 1 MB RAM Internal 40MB IDE Hard Drive Integral Keyboard Release 2.X
Operating System and Utilities 2-button Mouse.
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