The sale includes a Warhol-signed diskette containing 10 images the Pop artist created on an Amiga computer. Andy Warhol working on computers with the help of Jeff Bruette and Glenn Suokko. Photo ...

The Amiga 1000, a computer released by Commodore in the mid-1980s, ... used by NASA, is currently up for sale on eBay for more than $5,000 as spotted by Hot Hardware.

In brief: For many people, this writer included, the Commodore Amiga will forever hold a special place in their hearts. One famous fan of the 1980s/90s home computer was pop culture icon Andy ...

The Amiga 2500 was an iteration of the Amiga 2000 that simply came bundled with a Motorola 68020 or 68030-based accelerator card according to the archivists at Old-Computers.com.

In 1985, Amiga Computers asked Warhol to create a few works for the company's Lincoln Center promotional event in which thousands of people would watch the artist's work live. The original files ...

Jeff Bruette had no idea who Andy Warhol was when his employer, Commodore Computers, asked him to teach the artist how to use the computer graphics software used in the brand's Amiga Computers. In ...

The first Amiga, the Amiga 1000, went on sale in 1985, according to the Computer History Museum. The brand went on to gain a loyal following among users, especially gamers who valued its high-end ...

Amiga 1000 computers did not start to appear in quantity on retail shelves until mid-November 1985. This was too late to make a significant impact on the crucial holiday buying season.

At the time of writing, more than 560 people donated more than $108,000 towards Phillipe Lang's quest to build a new casing for the AMIGA 1200 computer, a computer released nearly 23 years ago.

In 1985, Amiga Computers asked Warhol to create a few works for the company's Lincoln Center promotional event in which thousands of people would watch the artist's work live.