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Ask HN: Did the Amiga's 640x400 flicker kill its potential for business use?

2 amichail 2 8/6/2025, 9:30:54 PM

Also, why didn't the Amigas released in 1987 have the option to use a VGA monitor for a flicker-free 640x400 display?

Comments (2)

LargoLasskhyfv · 1d ago

VGA was new then, and limited to IBMs PS/2 systems, which introduced it.

That changed a few years later.

bigyabai · 1d ago

No.