NewTek Video Toaster 2000 for Commodore Amiga 2000 2000HD 2500 3000(T) For Sale

NewTek Video Toaster 2000 for Commodore Amiga 2000 2000HD 2500 3000(T)
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NewTek Video Toaster 2000 for Commodore Amiga 2000 2000HD 2500 3000(T):
$117.98

NewTek Video Toaster 2000 for Commodore Amiga 2000 2000HD 2500

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Copyright 1992 NewTek, Inc.

The World\'s First Broadcast Quality Video Computer on a Card

The Video Toaster puts the awesome power to produce network quality television on your desktop. The Video Toaster is a unique computer-on-a-card made possible by four powerful NewTek custom chips that bring the Amiga up to full broadcast televsion color and resolution.

Simply add the Video Toaster to an Amiga 2000, 2500 or 3000T computer and you\'ll have the world\'s most powerful video computer.

Requires:
Amiga 2000, 2500 or 3000T computer with 5 megabytes of RAM, 40 megabytes free on hard drive, and two standard video monitors (can get by with one if you need to). Analog Inputs from video tape must be time base corrected.

Comes with Video Toaster 2000 Card, copy of v2.0 Manual on CD,
copy of 14 v2.0 Install Disks, 3\' RCA to RCA Cable and 3 BNC-RCA Connectors.

Tested in Excellent Condition and Guaranteed Against DOA.

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