Introduction 1-9 i i maintains the time and date even when the computer is turned off. The Amiga 2000 includes a built-in clock/calendar with a battery back-up that Built-in Clock/Calendar generating graphics and titles. displays. No special equipment is needed. The Amiga 2000 can also work in conjunction with television studio equipment for a wide variety of tasks, such as (European) standard. This means that the Amiga 2000 can be connected to standard video equipment, including monitor- and projection-type television plug-in interface.
Versions are available in both the NTSC (US) and PAL standards, and the coded composite signal itself is available with an optional The analog RGB output signals of the Amiga 2000 conform to television NTSC/PAL Compatibility tion" feature not available on any other comparable microcomputer. and the highest number of bitplanes (six). Also, the Amiga offers a bit blitter running under system software control—a highly sophisticated "next genera The Amiga 2000 permits more than one screen on a single monitor at the same time. This is not available to any other system. The A2000 also has eight sprites Unique Video Features