I can whole heartedly recommed www.amigakit.co.uk product for transferring files to the PC. I have a (gargantuan) 340MByte Hard drive on my amiga. The flash drive you get with the EASYADF transfer PCMCIA transfer drive is 1 GByte in size.
I have transferred my BlitzBasic 2.1 Cycling velocity measuring software to my PC. I had the sense to make the graphs resizeable back in the day. It almost looks sexy on my PC running a High Spec AMiga via WINUAE. My wife said she could not recall it looking so good in the past, well it wasn't running within WINUAE on a 21 inch LCD monitor.
To put it in perpestive, they sent rockets to the moon with somehwhat rubbishy CPU's. Do not get me wrong they did the job well and all due credit to the engineers that built them. The AMIGA was very advanced for its day and not many could afford the high spec machines - and there certainly was not the relativly high spec monitors available back in the day. Now that there is polished emulators such as WINUAE it kind of still puts the gargantuan specs required these days to run OS s to shame.
I will be uploading my cycling velocity software to an AMiga download site in the near future. A strong testament to the foundations that BRL was built upon.
I have transferred my BlitzBasic 2.1 Cycling velocity measuring software to my PC. I had the sense to make the graphs resizeable back in the day. It almost looks sexy on my PC running a High Spec AMiga via WINUAE. My wife said she could not recall it looking so good in the past, well it wasn't running within WINUAE on a 21 inch LCD monitor.
To put it in perpestive, they sent rockets to the moon with somehwhat rubbishy CPU's. Do not get me wrong they did the job well and all due credit to the engineers that built them. The AMIGA was very advanced for its day and not many could afford the high spec machines - and there certainly was not the relativly high spec monitors available back in the day. Now that there is polished emulators such as WINUAE it kind of still puts the gargantuan specs required these days to run OS s to shame.
I will be uploading my cycling velocity software to an AMiga download site in the near future. A strong testament to the foundations that BRL was built upon.