Commodore Amiga engineering team

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The Commodore Amiga engineering team was the group of hardware and software engineers at Commodore responsible for creating the innovative Amiga computer architecture and its custom chipset.

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instanceOf computer hardware engineering team
computer software engineering team
engineering team
basedOn earlier Amiga Corporation designs
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
employer Commodore International NERFINISHED
field computer architecture
computer engineering
computer graphics
multimedia computing
operating systems
industry computer industry
influenced computer game development in the late 1980s
home computer design
video production workflows
locationOfWork Los Gatos, California NERFINISHED
West Chester, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
notableFor advanced multimedia capabilities in the 1980s
custom chip-based architecture
influencing later multimedia and gaming systems
preemptive multitasking in a consumer computer
notableProject audio subsystem with four-channel PCM sound
design of the Amiga’s planar graphics modes
development of Amiga’s preemptive multitasking kernel
development of the Amiga graphics Copper and Blitter subsystems
integration of Agnus, Denise, and Paula custom chips
notableWork Amiga audio subsystem NERFINISHED
Amiga computer architecture NERFINISHED
Amiga custom chipset NERFINISHED
Amiga graphics subsystem NERFINISHED
AmigaOS early versions
Original Amiga 1000 design NERFINISHED
parentOrganization Commodore International NERFINISHED
partOf Commodore International NERFINISHED
precededBy Amiga Corporation engineering team
productDeveloped Amiga 1000 NERFINISHED
Amiga 2000 NERFINISHED
Amiga 3000 NERFINISHED
Amiga 4000 NERFINISHED
Amiga 500 NERFINISHED
Amiga custom chips Agnus, Denise, Paula
timePeriod 1980s
early 1990s
workFocus cost-effective high-performance home computing
design of a multitasking home computer OS
integration of custom graphics and sound hardware

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Agnus designedBy Commodore Amiga engineering team