Amiga 1000 500 600 2000 1200 3000 4000 Plus and 50 similar items

THE AMY FAMILY AMYOPTYMOUSE - A 400-dpi Amiga Optical Mouse for Precision and Performance AMYUSB2SERIAL - An Amiga USB Serial Adapter AMYA500Z2 - An Amiga 500 (and Plus) Zorro II Expansion Adapter AMY501 - A 512kB Memory Expansion - A501 Replacement AMY501 PLUS 'K' - An Amiga 500 Plus and Classic 512k 1MB RAM Expansion AMYA600LED - A RGB Programmable Commodore Amiga 600 3x LED Replacement A600 PCB AMYAKABAT - An upgrade of a Ni-Cd Battery to a Leak-Free CR2032 Lithium AMYATX ALL-IN-ONE - The Ultimate ATX Power Supply Converter for Reviving Amiga Computers AMYATXA2000 Plus - ATX Power Adapter for Amiga 1500 and 2000 AMYATXA500 - An ATX PC power adapter for the Amiga 500 600 1200 AMYVIDHYBRID+ A Modern Replacement for Commodore 390229-03 Amiga Video Hybrid RGB DAC AMYVIDHYBRID+FBAS - A Modern Replacement for Commodore 390229-03 Amiga Video Hybrid RGB DAC PAL NTSC Converter AMYRGB2SCART - RGB cable for Commodore Amiga This Optical Mouse for Amiga is compatible with Amiga 500/500+/600/1000/1200/2000/3000/4000 and CDTV, offering plug-and-play functionality for systems with an Amiga DB9 port. Featuring a 400 DPI optical sensor, it provides greater accuracy than the original ball-type mouse, ensuring smooth performance on most surfaces. Suitable for work and gaming, it supports the left and right buttons directly, while the 3rd "central" button can be enabled via a utility available on Aminet. This optical mouse requires no specific drivers or firmware updates, offering low maintenance. Technically, this mouse is based on the design of a standard PC USB mouse, with its components removed for USB port use. To make it compatible with the Amiga, a custom PCB was developed, integrating the necessary electronic circuitry and reusing some of the removed parts. Also, this mouse is an improved version which allows you an innovative repetitive shooting function. By pressing the left button, you can activate repetitive shooting; its speed is dynamically adjusted by moving the central wheel forward and backward. A flashing LED indicates the current shooting rate. This unique feature is toggled on and off by simultaneously pressing and releasing all three buttons.