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`13.Mar.2002` Andreas Magerl (E-Mail)	Amiga Future: Preview of issue 35 online Today the German print magazine Amiga Future has published on their website a preview of the coming issue #35. (ps) [News message: 13. Mar. 2002, 20:50] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`13.Mar.2002` Manfred Rauer (ANF)	Bill McEwen to appear on TechTV Amiga Inc. reports on its website that on 13.03.2002 Bill McEwen will present Amiga products in the show "Screen Savers" of the station TechTV. TechTV has announced that McEwen will present AmigaDE on WindowsCE, Linux and on the media-terminal of Nokia. (ps) (Translation: dr) [News message: 13. Mar. 2002, 01:10] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`12.Mar.2002` Onlinekosten.de	Onlinekosten.de: Creative buys 3Dlabs for own gfxchips 3Dlabs, known as producer of powerful 3D-gfxboards, was taken over by Creative. More details you will find in the press release of 3Dlabs. Creative plans to produce its own gfxchips. Due to this transaction Creative will be a direct competitor with NVIDIA (Quadro4-Series). Onlinekosten.de article (German): title link. (ps) (Translation: gf) [News message: 12. Mar. 2002, 13:15] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Mar.2002` CyberGFX	Mediator: Vendors.txt with ca. 85 updates The vendors.txt for the Mediator PCI board from Elbox was updated on Sat, 16 Feb 2002. There are about 85 new cards added, updated or changed. You can find a link on the Mediator Software Page page. (sd) [News message: 10. Mar. 2002, 23:40] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Mar.2002` Amiga Future	Demos: ADA updated - demos, music links On 9 March 2002 the Amiga Demoszene Archive (ADA) was updated with the following: Q[r]cov/Industry, Global Trash/Silents, April in Paris/Up Rough and The Gate/Artwork. Download links for the music from Substance/Quartex, Impossible possibility/Mystic, Napalm/Floppy and Technological Death/Mad Elks were added. There's also a link for MPEG Video of Extralife/Abyss. (sd) (Translation: sr) [News message: 10. Mar. 2002, 14:43] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Mar.2002` ANN	C=history: photos and graphics of 'Lorraine' On 'The Secret Weapons of Commodore' web site there's a lot of information about developments of Commodore, which have only reached prototype form, haven't been very successful or which have been more special versions of well-known hardware. One of these is the Amiga prototype "Lorraine", well-known photos and graphics of which can be found on the web site. (sd) (Translation: sr) [News message: 10. Mar. 2002, 14:43] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Mar.2002` amiga.org	Magazine: The Crypt #22 On 9 March 2002 issue 22 of the English online magazine 'The Crypt' was published. This issue mainly deals with the news that 'Vulcan Software' have now ported the Valhalla series over to IBM compatible PCs. In an exclusive interview Paul Carrington tells us his views on why he left the Amiga games market to concentrate on the PC games area. There's also further information about the company and walkthroughs to the Valhalla games (Amiga versions). You will find all the latest news about the AmigaOne, and pictures and first-hand accounts from the Alt-WOA show in Huddersfield. The Mediator A4000 and the game 'CrossfireII' (Dreamworld Developments) are being tested amongst other things. Tutorials introduce you to Pagestream and how to use IRC. There're also a lot of PC-articles, jokes, cartoons, recipes, puzzles with optical illusions and further contributions. You can read the magazine online via the title link but it is also available as an Amiga version for download. This version runs not with graphic boards and needs the 'CrM.library' in addition. Download: TheCrypt22.lha CrM.library.lha (sd) (Translation: sr) [News message: 10. Mar. 2002, 14:42] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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