commodoRe amiGa 1200
Home computer · Era 1992
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About this unit
Commodore's last mainstream Amiga and the AGA flagship of the home line. The 68EC020 and AGA chipset gave it 256-color desktops and HAM8 stills while much of the market was still leaving DOS. For the Workbench purist who wants unyellowed plastics and a board that has already been through a full recap.
Condition
Grade A: near-mint and documented as such. Keycaps are unyellowed, the case tone is even, and there is no board damage under UV inspection. Fully surface-mount recapped with the RTC battery removed before it could leak, Gayle timing verified, and the floppy drive aligned. Boots to Workbench with a full test log; boxed with the original PSU and matching serials.
Specifications
- CPU
- Motorola 68EC020 14 MHz
- Chipset
- AGA (Alice/Lisa)
- RAM
- 2 MB Chip
- OS
- AmigaOS 3.0 / Kickstart 3.0
- Video
- AGA, HAM8, up to 256 colors
- Storage
- 3.5-inch DD floppy (880 KB)
- Expansion
- PCMCIA + trapdoor
Forensic notes
Provenance
Second owner. Boxed with original PSU and a period Kickstart 3.0 ROM; serial matches the case and board.
Recap & restoration
Full surface-mount recap, RTC battery removed (no corrosion found), Gayle timing verified. Floppy drive aligned.
Forensic notes
Near-mint. Keycaps unyellowed, no board damage under UV. Boots to Workbench; full test log on the certificate.
Certificate of Authenticity
Signed and shareable, generated after grading.
Photo credits: Jcassara86 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Christo (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Sold as graded. Condition is documented, not idealized.