Re:How the Commodore Amiga powered cable systems in the 90s
by bitwize on Monday May 31, 2021 @07:10PM
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When the Video Toaster came out, many production companies had committed to the Mac platform, and pressured NewTek into releasing a Video Toaster for Mac product.
Such a product did come out, in the form of a box that plugged into the Mac's SCSI port with a "special keyboard" for "special commands". The box was, of course, a Toaster-equipped Amiga 2000 with its badge covered by a Video Toaster badge, and the "special keyboard" was the Amiga's keyboard.
Such a product did come out, in the form of a box that plugged into the Mac's SCSI port with a "special keyboard" for "special commands". The box was, of course, a Toaster-equipped Amiga 2000 with its badge covered by a Video Toaster badge, and the "special keyboard" was the Amiga's keyboard.