The A500 MiniIn for 1!

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• Welcome back to the 1980s and the pinnacle of 16-bit personal computing - Introducing The A500 Mini, a compact reimagining of this classic home computer
• Featuring perfect emulation of not only the original A500 (OCS) and Enhanced Chip Set (ECS) of future revisions, but also the Advanced Graphics Architecture (AGA) of the A1200
• Play one of the included 25 classic Amiga games, selected from a simple to use carousel, including all-time greats like Alien Breed 3D, Another World, Simon the Sorcerer and Worms
• Side-load your own games via USB stick with full WHDLoad support and an array of options to choose from - plus, save and resume your game at any time to help you finish those punishingly difficult classics
• The A500 Mini is compatible with 100s of classic Amiga games and demos, utilising WHDLoad for simplicity (games must be legally obtained/purchased from the legal owners), 50/60Hz in 720p HD via HDMI, Multiple scaling options & CRT filter

Hi folks.

I got the Amiga OS 3.2 from our guys Retro Passion, including roms. After installation it boots, but asks for disk with icon.library. I know that this is related to limited space on the sticks and you have to copy them over. Should I just erase my Magic Workbench Lite system and go with 3.2 to get best experience?

Hi all! I have a silly question: Is there any chance that an Amiga 500 (or any other model, basically) can get damaged by X-Ray at airport security? Any direct experience?

I understand that electronics and drives should not generally be affected by x-ray but only magnetic stuff, but I am planning to travel with an A500 both ways (not the same, it's a swap) and I'm really worried about that.

P.S.: it's in the hand baggage, ofc

Thanks!