The low-end Amiga and Amiga 2000 home computers got 68080 accelerators from Apollo Team. They are fast, and they do give HDMI output for Amiga 500, Amiga 600, Amiga 1000 and Amiga 2000 at the moment. Their development means that the Amiga spirit is moving forward. But what about ZorroContinue Reading
For many months, the Vampire V2 series from Apollo Team have been giving new life to OCS and ECS Amiga home computers. With a powerful 68080 CPU, 128MB RAM, RTG and HDMI out. Apollo Team have managed to nail the Amiga future for the 68k line. When installing these cardsContinue Reading
The time is nearly here and the future for Amiga is also changing a lot very soon. With the arrival of the Vampire V2 cards from Apollo Team which is covered by Amitopia. The future for Amigan’s is brighter than ever and Now! All 68080 accelerated equipped classic Amiga homeContinue Reading
Since Amitopia Amiga Magazine got hands on the very first 68080 accelerator in November and got it working. I want to give you a 5 month Vampire usage report and I must say I am really impressed. Apollo Team delivers for the Amiga community. I must add that I doContinue Reading
All the myths, speculations or even wrong rumours about the 68080 accelerator cards available for classic Amiga is now been wiped out of the existence after the launch of this video by the awesome Amiga club in New York named WAUG which stands for Westchester Amiga User Group. This wholeContinue Reading
The Apollo Team seems to not sleep a lot! Only 16 days after their Gold 2.7 release for all 68080 accelerator cards, they now have managed to launch Gold 2.8. With Gold 2.7 Apollo Team introduced full FPU implementation and even let V500+ users activate Fast IDE. Gold 2.8 buildsContinue Reading