Please read an introduction to Amigas in the Amiga 1000 entry.

An interesting business variation on the Amiga 2000. This model actually reads "Amiga 2000" on the serial number sticker. The difference, however, is that this model always came with an Amiga 2630 cpu card with a Motorola 68030 at 25mhz, an A2091 hard drive card with ~250mb hard drive, and, of course, the AMIX operating system, based on "System V Release 4" Unix. Some units might have also come with a tape backup drive in the 5.25" slot.

Statistics, features, and A2500UX resources:

CPU: Motorola 68030

• 25 mhz!!

RAM: 1MB "chip", 8MB "fast"

• (Mine has 2MB A2630, 2MB A2091, 4MB A2058)

ROM: 256 kilobytes

Video: CSG "Daphne/Denise" chip

• Text: 60 X 32 and 80 X 32
• Hires: 320 X 200 through 640 X 512
• AMIX: Special A2024 1024 X 900 mono
• 4096 color palette

Sound: CSG "Portia/Paula" chip

• Four voice stereo Sound

Ports: CSG "Portia/Paula" chip

• 25 pin Centronics Parallel port
• 25 pin RS232 Serial port
• Stereo RF Sound plugs
• 9-pin Mouse/Joystick ports (X2)
• 25-pin Amiga Floppy port
• 23-pin Amiga Video port
• Composite RF Video port
• Internal "Zorro" slots

Keyboard: Full-sized 95 key QWERTY

• 18 key numeric keypad
• 4 direction cursor-pad

Extra hardware:

• Internal 880K 3.5" Floppy Disk Drive
• Internal 260mb hard drive
• Internal Sankyo CP-150SE tape drive
• Internal Amiga 2065 Ethernet card

Resources:

• Boot Issues

Personal Note: Another eBay find. Purchased to create a headless, harmless AMIX remote shell machine.

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