amiga technologies: walker

release date:            
	 cpu:          mc68(ec?)030, clocked at 40 megahertz in asynchronous design   
	 fpu:          fpu socket available for 68881 or 68882 
custom chips:          modified ks 3.1 with support for 1mb roms 
    		       aga / extended i/o (vlsi) + tony chip 
		       system will run on a 40 mhz base with a bridge to the aga chips 
  
			
			
			 
       video:            
  kickstarts:            
  			 
	 ram:            1/2 mb chip & 4mb fast
			 ram sockets 2 simm sockets for ram expansion up to 96 mb 
			
      drives:            pc high density disk drive
  interfaces:            vlsi superio chip included featuring 
			 enhanced parallel port (epp), bidirectional, 24-bit support for printer.device possible due to speedier operation 
			 faster serial port with fifo buffer 
			 midi (not specified yet for out, in or through) 
			 eide interface for hard- and cd-rom-drives 
			 floppy interface for pc hd floppies 
expansion slots:  	 single custom expansion slot will take daughter cards which may provide zorro and pci slots in addition to cpu and video slots 

amigados version 	 amigados3.2, version 43.1, kickstart 3.2 on 1mb roms 
			 contains bug-fixes and small enhancements removal of the 2gb limit from ffs 
			 cdfs revamped and bug-fixed to function with scala and the new e-ide interface 

       ports:            mouse & joystick
			 parallel (male)
			 serial (female)
			 15khz rgb video
			 external floppy
			 rj12 keyboard connector
			 stereo rca audio jacks
			 color composite video output
motherboard revisions:	 not known


note:			 Due to Escom and subsequently Amiga Technologies going bankrupt, the Walker never hit the streets and the project was cancelled.
			 Several prototypes are believed to be in existence.
			 Two of which remain at the Amiga International Inc office mini-museum in Langen, Germany. Petro is seen demonstrating these in a 1999 filmed Amiga OS 3.5 promotional video which contains a look at the museum.