Amiga E4000
Developer: Computer City
Launch date: 1999 |
The A4000-based machine represents the first new A4000 bundle
created since the distribution problems of 1998. It was built
and sold by Computer City - an official Amiga Distributor in
Benelux. The E4000 consists of a standard Amiga 4000 mainboard
built into an ELBOX Ebox tower (also known as Power Tower or Winner
Tower). The processor boards are manufactured by Apollo, Commodore
(3640) and DCE (CyberStorm).
| Mainboard: |
A4000 |
| Memory: |
2MB Chip RAM |
| Drives: |
3.5" 1.76 MB floppy drive, 40x IDE CD-ROM, 13.1GB IDE hard
disk |
| Expansion: |
- 1 x IDE Controller (on A4000 mainboard)
- 1 x SCSI2 Controller (on processor board) for hard disk &
CD-ROM
- 7 x Zorro II/III slots
- 5 x ISA Slots (non-active)
- 2 x Video Slots
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| Operating System: |
AmigaOS 3.5 |
| Peripherals: |
Original A4000 keyboard & mouse |
| Case: |
Midi-Tower with 230 Watt power supply |
Several versions of the E4000 are available that offer different
processor specifications and memory.
Apollo version
As the name suggests, the Apollo uses the expansion card of the
same name. This provides:
- 68040 40 MHz or 68060 50 MHz CPU
- 32 MB Fast RAM on processor board (maximum 128 MB)
Commodore A3640 version:
As the name suggests, the A3640 uses Commodore's CPU card. This
provides:
- 68040 25 MHz CPU
- 16MB Fast RAM on mainboard
CyberStorm version:
Finally, the Cyberstorm variant uses the CyberStorm MkIII card to
provide:
- 68060 50 MHz CPU
- 32MB Fast RAM (2 x 16 MB on processor board) with a maximum of
128MB
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Last Update: 22/6/2002
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