Sure I recall!
For me the MacII was among the best Apple ever made.
I could not afford a new one and when I finally could buy a used one, there was plenty of software for it.
It was maxed out with PS2 RAM and a Daystar Universal Power Cache. Had a PLI SCSI HBA and ethernet card too.
Some work was done with that Mac. The two VARTAs were still good when the PSU finally kicked the bucket.
As for the A2000B it was very expandable too, but Amiga video was 50Hz PAL compatible in Europe.
Good enough for gaming, but crap for DTP or other serious work. DigiPaint still was ahead of its time, but HAM (hold and modify) was only a niche solution.
For me the MacII was among the best Apple ever made.
I could not afford a new one and when I finally could buy a used one, there was plenty of software for it.
It was maxed out with PS2 RAM and a Daystar Universal Power Cache. Had a PLI SCSI HBA and ethernet card too.
Some work was done with that Mac. The two VARTAs were still good when the PSU finally kicked the bucket.
As for the A2000B it was very expandable too, but Amiga video was 50Hz PAL compatible in Europe.
Good enough for gaming, but crap for DTP or other serious work. DigiPaint still was ahead of its time, but HAM (hold and modify) was only a niche solution.