Great stuff guys. I'm refurbing an A500 soon and it makes it all the more enjoyable seeing and hearing the stories behind the company

I worked with Greg at a startup in Philadelphia. Super cool guy, and super knowledgeable!

I like this. Different being outside... No script either. Quality

Greg is the gentle giant of the Amiga. What a nice guy! Thank you Bill and Anthony for this interview.

Man I was one of those many european kids who grew up on these machines. Those guys are legends :) Im going to buy a functioning 4000 this weekend.

Behind the scenes of my youth. Thanks Guys :)

Here in late 2021 (Xmas day). It's just odd seeing an "older" Greg Berlin here in this clip, when we've also seen him as a young guy in Haynie's DeathBed Vigil, over a quarter century ago, where a younger Greg looks like he is dismantling I.C.'s out of a computer (Amiga?) in the offices, in the midst of U.S. Commodore's demise. How time flies, for everyone.

Super fun interview! I'm a bit sad myself for "kludging" up my C64 (reset button, homemade other stuff), Amiga 500 (can't remember but this one might be pretty pristine but I have no clue where it is sadly, probably at my parents attic)... The A1200 there was so much stuff hanging out of it I could not close the lid and the power supply (was it 37'ish watt standard) could not really power everything at the same time... so there was a bit of a guru meditation because of it (or actually just a pretty burnt AC power supply transformer unit). But the C64, Amiga was my most creative days. Then the Internet happened...

Commodore and Amiga engineers are all so goddam cool.

Great to hear from Dr. Mo! I bet that Commodore laser printer would have been interesting!

Great interview and thanks for a great channel! 😃

Wow... Greg Berlin. I'm pretty sure he was the reason bill was wearing that cast in the picture of him with long hair

Nice talking to legends like him.

Fantastic interview. Congrats guys and keep working on it :)

Ok let's have a pt2! Greg is cool

thoroughly enjoyed the video, thanks for posting.

Thanks for a great interview.

Still looking good Greg! Where is the gray hair?? Yup, that was Hedley who chucked the floppy drive!

Berlin reminds me of Peter Steele. They have some of the same face expresions.

Greg mentions the AAA hardware. If you look at the specs for it (what it would have been), it is REALLY impressive! Too bad Commodore was in such rough financial shape at that point to pursue it much further (and they were moving on with Hombre instead anyway). Here's the wiki page that talks about the AAA hardware: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga_Advanced_Architecture_chipset and here's the one about Hombre: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga_Hombre_chipset JW3HH

I been using my A1200 over 20 years without any problem. But today, faced with the the capacitor problem.

As designer of the 1571 floppy drive, I bet Greg has some stories about interesting things they may have done with a 1571. It had a 2MHz 6502 CPU and 2K of RAM so maybe they did some fun programming that would allow it to have "alternative" uses.

Nice interview, I just refurbed my A1200 that I bought in '93

Great interview, especially for an improvised one! Too bad Greg doesn't seem to have as many war stories as Bil Herd or Dave Haynie (or maybe he has the best ones and is too shy to tell them hahaha). Greg, if you're reading along, I would like to know why some of the projects were canceled (especially those that never saw the light of day for OTHER reasons than the fact that the ship was sinking), and which ones would you have liked to finish, in hindsight.

your another gr8t video, thanks :)

Very nice, guys

Thanks for sharing this. I wonder what kind of 16-bit computer Commodore might have been working on before they purchased the Amiga.

Top bloke.

Great interview guys. Greg seems like a really good guy. However that guy Anthony... Ha ha

And I always thought, the 2000 was developed in Braunschweig...

1:12 "He's a big guy" For you

awesome interview! I had a question. I thought the commodore as well as the Amiga was an american idea? Also a comment I understand that Commodore owned the biggest warehouse in the (us/world?) in PA. Which I understand is now and has been for a while the warehouse for the home shopping channel QVC?

I have some amiga equipment for sale where is a good place to post it?

Immersive story, full stop

Hi Guru Meditation - great interview - Greg Berlin will be featuring in The Commodore Story - can we use a screenshot of him to use on the campaign? kck.st/2lwUckm