David John Pleasance & Trevor Dickinson have announced a new book on Kickstarter about the history of the Amiga platform since the Escom buyout of Commodore Business Machines. “This book leaves no stone unturned in revealing how the Commodore-Amiga assets became the target of a multiple of companies and individuals, some of whom were seemingly only interested in what they could gain out of it financially, and not even interested in supporting any of the many devotees who were trying to keep the dream alive.” One of the backers could win a new Vampire V4 starter package worth €579.
news source: Amiga-news.de & Kickstarter / image source: Pixabay / support the campaign on Kickstarter
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