1. You can buy this elsewhere for 559 euro. Problem is there is no stock.
2. Today you can buy this brand new Vampire II with IDE-SD interface which is another 50 euro on top of the 559 euro mentioned above.
3. 450 EURO and it's yours!!!
4. I only purchased this in February, tested it and then back in the box. I purchased an Amiga 3000 and this is now my goto machine and hence have no need for the Vampire anymore.
5. Only selling to get my money back so will only accept 450 considering eBay fees and all.
Includes the license of the Core provided by Apollo-Team. It connects to the trapdoor expansion slot of the Amiga 1200. Powered by the Apollo Core 68080 which is 100% code compatible with Motorola 68K processors, it is currently up to four times faster than the fastest Motorola 68060.
Specifications:
• Altera Cyclone III
• Apollo 68080 equivalent to 68030 1GHz / 68040 500MHz / 68060 250MHz
• Multiple CPU configuration options (68020/68030/68040)
• 153.71 MIPS / 81.67 MFLOPS / 147255 Dhrystones with SysInfo
• 28nm technology
• 128 MB FastRAM
• SAGA Core Chipset through HDMI.
• Video modes up to 1280×720@60Hz, 1920×1080@24Hz
• Color depths of 8, 15/16, 24, 32 bits per pixel
• Hardware-accelerated video playback
Ports:
• 44-pin Fast IDE Interface (up to 14 MB/s data transfer speed)
• JTAG Socket
• Ethernet Module Connector
• Expansion Socket
• Digital Video Out (DVI)
• Color depths of 8, 15/16, 24, 32 bits per pixel
• MicroSD Card
Certification: Vampire V4 is CE, WEEE and RoHS compliant and fast DDR3 memory.
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