London, 20th July 2010

We are pleased to announce that we have finalised the design of the revision 2 "Nemo" motherboard. Following an extensive testing programme, as well as implementing a number of minor hardware fixes, we have opted to specify an upgrade to the "Xena" XMOS subsystem to provide greater functionality and performance. The revision 2 standard will be the version shipping under the AmigaOne X1000 Beta Test Programme. With the design finalised, Hyperion Entertainment will soon be sending out the Beta Test information pack to everyone who registered their interest in joining the AmigaOne X1000 Beta Test programme.

In celebration of the upcoming 25th birthday of the Amiga computer, amiupdate.net is pleased to announce the immediate release of AmiUpdate 2.0.

Please vist http://www.amiupdate.net for more details.

We just received word today (July 20, 2010) that Trevor Dickinson, Director, A-EON Technology CVBA, has accepted our invitation to attend AmiWest 2010 and be our Saturday night banquet speaker.

The big day is nearly upon us: 25 years of Amiga! On July 23rd 1985 the Amiga got presented to a wondering audience of experts. Exactly 25 years later, at the Amiga-Event 2010 on Saturday, July 24th in Essen (Germany), we will not only celebrate, but there will be many new items:

A new wookiechat has been released, read more for details:

Sadly we have to raise the price of the Open Video Toaster Instant Download ISO. You will still be able to download the main Source code parts of the Amiga Video Toaster Flyer for free but the more complete Source code CD-ROM ISO will no longer be $9.95.

We will honor the $9.95 price for the rest of this week so you have a few days to buy if it's something you want or need.

After many checks, counter-checks, and checks again, we still managed to get the dates wrong! Our apologies!

THE CERTIFIED CORRECT DATES FOR AMIWEST 2010 ARE: OCTOBER 22-24, 2010. All other information remains the same.

Taken from the AmiWest 2010 blog

Hi,

LAG 17 was held and we had a busy day.

15 attended, nice one fellers and lady.

After seeing a video posted in this forum where the AROS development was visualised, I got curious and wanted to see it myself, in realtime.
Well, not AROS in particular, but a CVS repo being visualised. The geek in me took over and I ported GOURCE, and now you can watch it yourself, in realtime under AmigaOS4.
Enjoy!

Don't let the graphics put you off. This is a really nice oldskool platformer. It runs smoothly and plays nicely as it is rendered with OpenGL.