Commodore Amiga Peripheral

The following is a list of Commodore Amiga Peripheral in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other peripherals may have been produced. If you have any hardware that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.

There are 36 Commodore Amiga Peripheral in our collection :

Order By : Title - Release Date - Publisher

Date: 1989 Amiga 1010 3.5-inch External Disk Drive

Serial No XN 018929

Manufacturer : Amiga

Date: 1989 Amiga 1011 3.5-inch External Disk Drive

The Amiga 1010 was introduced with the original Amiga 1000 as a second drive option

Manufacturer : Commodore

Date: March 1987 Amiga 2000 Keyboard

This is a keyboard for an Amiga 2000, made in 1987, and connects using a 5-pin plu

Manufacturer : Commodore

Date: 1991 Amiga 500 Series II A500-HD8+ Hard Drive Impact Series H

The HD8+ is a SCSI controller which connects to the side expansion slot of the A500/+

Manufacturer : Great Valley Products

Date: Amiga Action Replay Mk III

Amiga Action Replay plugs into the expansion port of the Amiga A500 and allows the user to freeze any program or activate slow-motion mode

Manufacturer : Datel

Date: 1985 Amiga Datel MidiMaster A500/2000

The Amiga Datel MidiMaster is a peripheral that connects to the Amiga's serial port

Manufacturer : Datel

Date: 1993 Amiga Mouse

Model Number 327 12

Manufacturer : Commodore

Date: 1996 Amitar A500+ Memory Expansion

This expansion board for the A500+ allows you to add up to four SIMM memory modules to your Amiga

Manufacturer : Amitar

Date: AmiTek 512K RAM Board for the Amiga 500

The AmiTek A500 512K No Clock RAM board offers a flexible and easy way to upgrade your Amiga 500 with an additional 512K RAM

Manufacturer : AmiTek

Date: 1995 Amitek Fusion Amiga Genlock

This Amiga accessory allows you to mix video and computer graphics

Manufacturer : Amitek

Date: CD drive, probably Amiga

A black, metal CD drive, probably for Amiga

Manufacturer :

Date: 1989 Code Wheel

The code wheel is another industry attempt to curb software piracy, they vary somewhat in how they work, but are genuinely similar in operation

Manufacturer :

Date: Commodore Amiga 2090 Hard Disk/SCSI Controller

The Commodore Amiga 2090 Hard Disk/SCSI Controller supports both ST506 hard disks and SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) systems

Manufacturer : Commodore

Date: 1989 Commodore Amiga 590 Hard Drive

This is a hard drive controller which connects to the expansion bus on the left side of the Amiga 500 (and later Amigas)

Manufacturer : Commodore

Date: 1989 Commodore Amiga A2630

This expansion card for the Commodore Amiga upgraded the system's CPU to either: 68030 @ 25 MHz, PGA 68882 @ 25 MHz, PGA can also be upgraded to 50 MHz with CSA's Rocket Launcher It also included memory expansion of: 2 or 4 MB RAM on board capable of DMA, but does not support burst mode 16 or 32 256k×4 page mode ZIPs 80-100 ns expansion slot for third party RAM boards

Manufacturer : Commodore

Date: Commodore Amiga A520 Video Modulator

The A520 video modulator was compatible with the A500 A2000 A3000 and the A4000 from 1988

Manufacturer : Commodore

Date: Cumana CAX354 External Disk Drive

This external 3

Manufacturer : Cumana

Date: Euromax Pro Ace Joystick

The Euromax Pro Ace joystick is compatible with a wide variety of 8-bit and 16-bit computers equipped with a 9-pin socke

Manufacturer : Euromax

Date: G-lock Genlock and Sound Mixer

The G-lock was a device for the Commodore Amiga that allowed genlock and sound mixing

Manufacturer : Great Valley Products

Date: July 1991 Gravis MouseStick

The Advanced Gravis MouseStick is an ST controller that can replace your mouse, joystick or both

Manufacturer : Gravis

Date: 1992 Home Music Kit

Released in 1992 by Adept Development, this expansion unit for the Commodore Amiga features: Maximum sampling rate of 900kHz Dynamic filtering Anti-aliasing filter Stereo gain control by software Microphone volume scale

Manufacturer : Adapt Development

Date: MDC 30 3.5-inch Amiga Floppy drive

The MDC 30 is an external floppy disk drive for Amiga

Manufacturer : MDC

Date: Naksha Mouse

Naksha third party mouse for the Commodore Amiga or Atari ST computers

Manufacturer : Naksha

Date: 1991 Phoenix ROM Sharer

This internal accessory allows a Commodore Amiga 500/1500/2000 owner to switch between two different Kickstart ROM versions at the flick of a switch

Manufacturer : Phoenix

Date: Power Computing PC 880B Floppy Drive

The Power Computing PC 880B 3

Manufacturer : Power Computing

Date: 1990 Power PC Board

Released by Kolff Computer Supplies in 1990, the Power PC Board provides IBM XT emulation for Amiga A500 and A2000 computers

Manufacturer : Kolff Computer Supplies

Date: 1991 Power PC Board Plus

Released by Kolff Computer Supplies in 1991, the Power PC Board Plus provides IBM XT emulation for the Amiga A500, A500 Plus, A600, A2000, A3000 and A4000

Manufacturer : Kolff Computer Supplies

Date: Powerplay Cruiser

The Powerplay Cruiser was a joystick released in 1986, during the time that the Commodore 64 and Commodore Amiga were both popular home computers

Manufacturer :

Date: Reference 40MB Amiga SCSI Hard Drive

Reference SCSI Hard Drive Features: 40MB internal SCSI hard disk storage

Manufacturer : Evesham Micros

Date: Rendale Genlock PAL for Amiga Computers

This genlock can be used with all Amiga's including the 500, 1000 and 2000 models

Manufacturer :

Date: 1994 Squirrel SCSI interface

The Squirrel SCSI is an SCSI host adaptor that plus into the PCMCIA card slot

Manufacturer : Squirrel

Date: Suncom Joy-Sensor

A game controller with touch sensitive pad and fire button

Manufacturer : Suncom

Date: 1991 Techno Sound Amiga Stereo Sampling Cartridge

This 8-Bit device connected to the parallel port of the Amiga and allowed it to record and edit samples, which could then be used with an attached midi interface

Manufacturer : Commodore