Personal Computers That Made the Future Fit on a Desk
Amiga 1000 | 1985
The Amiga 1000 brought a strong creative identity to the personal computer. Its audio and video capabilities stood out among contemporary machines, while the separate keyboard could tuck into the recess beneath the system unit when not in use. Commodore introduced it in 1985 with a Lincoln Center event involving Andy Warhol and Debbie Harry, making the connection between computing and image-making explicit. Beneath the restrained desktop enclosure was an ambition to make the computer a versatile creative workspace, not simply an electronic typewriter or a place to calculate figures.
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