It's also hard to imagine how TV resolutions were deemed good enough to use with computers back then. The Amiga is a pretty cool machine, but really weird to get used to if you've never used one before (like us). Not sure why anyone would want use that with an Amiga. Found three different LPT adapters with jack plugs too which I believe are Covox speech things. Most of the written 5.25 floppies are either bootable MS-DOS 3.20, 3.21, 3.3 or 5.0 or contain various boring programs like Wordperfect and other office stuff. We've been digging through the boxes and found some PC stuff too, like a 5.25 inch drive cleaner and a pack of DS/DD floppies, both brand new. Says she bought it primarily for all the graphics programs like Deluxe Paint, and to play the original versions of Amiga games like Lemmings and Lotus.

Yeah that's hard to believe, isn't it? 🤣 She just bought a complete Amiga 1200 with monitor, CD drives, several floppy drives (both 5.25 and 3.5), optical mouse, scanner, joystick, and a truckload of CD's, floppy's, manuals, magazines, VHS tapes and who knows what more 😳 And uh, I got my sister into retro computing too now.