Remember when AMIGA was owned by Gateway 2000

I bought a batch of surplus equipment from the local university and included on the pallet was this piece of computing history from 1997. Yep, that’s a pre-rebrand Gateway 2000 E-3000 Pentium box. It’s got a network card, a modem, and what looks suspiciously like an old SoundBlaster card. And it’s retro beige all over.

I haven’t opened it up yet or tried to power it on, but I’ll follow up in this thread when I get a chance to investigate further.

Si jamais vous avez plusieurs milliers d'euros (les enchères sont pour l'instant à plus de 4500 $, frais compris) et voulez un bout de l'histoire de l'Amiga, vous pouvez acquérir le boîtier prototype (vide et non fonctionnel) de l'Amiga MCC (pour Multimedia Convergence Computer).

Présenté à l'Amiwest de Sacramento en 1999, ce proto de l'air Gateway n'est jamais allé plus loin que ce boîtier imaginé par Pentagram.

https://www.ebay.fr/itm/226413412144

[1997] Gateway 2000

Gateway AMIGA 2000

Random retro vibes.

The pricing guide and breakdown for all the previously shown PCs and "portables".

The back cover continues listing the addons from the previous page.

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This is delightful. A Gateway 2000 flyer insert in the March 1994 issue of Computer Shopper.

You go, Gateway Hippies. :D

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Make Gateway 2000 Great Again (without CBM)