UnAmiga ITX - For the Amiga Purist 

Introduction price includes mount frame and Amiga Forever v8 DVD pack and 32gb boot MicroSD card set up and ready to go with a nice list of games and demos from the Amiga Forever Pack.

For a Stand alone Amiga this is a great lowish cost option for games, demos, music and some applications. Relies on having Pc with emulator to transfer files back and forth although once setup the additional serial network (not tested) should help here.

It uses a customised version of the MiniMig core that has been maintained over the years and is stable. With next generation UnAmiga due to larger FPGA gate size it can have RTG which is a game changer.  

Pack comes with Amiga Forever DVD pack worth £45.

In Following Video Skip to 23:40 for UnAmiga ITX part

Overall

I really like the feeling this system gives you when using and the fact it has AGA but can switch chip sets for compatibility is an absolute bonus. Best of all is the demos runs so well and smooth as the original Amigas. Can run some other non Amiga cores. A great second system next to an emulated setup for when you just need the accuracy of FPGA.

Performance 

With AGA, 2mb chip and 20mb fast ram this performs just like an A1200 with say a 50mhz CPU or as Sysinfo would say 2.1 times A3000 speed which is enough for a lot of applications including most games and demos unless high performance is required.

Pros

Low cost entry 

Accurate Amiga emulation

AGA, OCS and ECS

New versions larger FPGA 55k gates and RTG

Scroll lock button activates flicker fixer

2mb Chip and 20mb Fast ram

Can run some other cores

Runs relatively cool so no fan or heat sink required due to lack of Arm core

Cons

Network is serial speed only but hard to setup

Difficult to get data onto system without an emulated system as well for file transfer.

Cannot run all cores due to size of FPGA

Must have PS2 keyboard and mouse

No USB support