The firstborn of the Amiga lineage
The first computer in the Amiga line, released in 1985, the A1000 is a historic and rare machine. Designed by Jay Miner, it carries the original OCS chipset with 256 KB of Chip RAM expandable to 512 KB. A unique feature of this model: the Kickstart loads from floppy into write-protected RAM (WCS). European PAL unit in excellent condition, plastic barely yellowed, working floppy. With its original box.
Wear mark on the power switch. One missing screw on the keyboard. A few keyboard keys with poor contact.
Official Commodore A1050 memory expansion — brings RAM from 256 KB to 512 KB (total Chip RAM).
