Right now all new Nova Design, Inc. MorphOS/Amiga products, when bought from Nova's online store, are half off for the Holidays!

This includes ImageFX and Aladdin 4D - our entire line of Amiga special effects and 3D rendering software! ImageFX is the award-winning special effects and image editing package that has been the standard-bearer on the Amiga for over a decade. Aladdin 4D is the easy-to-use and powerful in operation 3D modeling, rendering, and animation package.

Not only that, but we're completely ignoring the rising costs of shipping and keeping our shipping rates exactly the same as they've been for years!

Upgrades are not included. No hot mugs of cider either.

Buy early and often!

http://www.novadesign.com

Recent videos showing MorphOS 2.0 on Efika in action. Also check the videos about Cube.


http://amigagatchat.free.fr/alchimie7/videos/

My new Reggae classes (iffdeep and iffilbm) are available to download from:
http://krashan.ppa.pl/reggae/#downloads

Gallerius 2.1 is now available for download.
This release fixes a few small bugs, and contain new color management feautures.
You can download program from here.

Amigahellas, the Greek Amiga community, was present at the greatest Greek technological exhibition D.T.E. 2007 (Digital Technology Expo), in charge of the "computer history" stand. With the valuable help from the organizing company, we managed to give the opportunity to both young and older visitors to meet and use computers from the past.

A report of the Alchimie 7 show is now available, in French, on the Obligement's website :
http://obligement.free.fr/articles/alchimie7.php

Alchimie 7 was an alternative computing show held in Tain L'Hermitage (France) organized by the Triple A association. Highlights was the presentation of the MorphOS 2.0 status (lots of things to see), AmigaOS 4 Classic version (with photo of the box and the floppy disk), Amikit, Haiku, OpenSound, Deneb, Blender, Samantha & ACube, robots, etc.

The Amiga Future 69 (November/December 2007) has been released today. This means that all subscriptions, preorders and dealer orders have been shipped.

Using the URL http://www.amigafuture.de/kb.php?mode=article&k=1864 you can find a more detailed description of contents and some excerpts.

Besides many articles covering the Amiga you can find reviews like Sputnik, AmiUpdate and lots of more in this issue.

We're looking to expand the show, so if you have a MorphOS related story or comment, please send it to us at amigaroundtable@gmail.com. And now, on with the show!

The following articles have been added to the website of the French Amiga/MorphOS magazine Obligement (http://obligement.free.fr) during the last two months :

- Amiga and MorphOS news of september/october 2007.
- Interview with Wolfgang Hosemann et Niels Schapke (Insane Software).
- Review of IBrowse 2.4.
- Review of Lords Of The Realm.
- Review of Turbo Jam.
- Review of Arkanoid.
- Review of Battle Chess.
- Review of Obliterator.
- Review of Marble Madness.
- Review of Mouse Trap.
- Hardware : d'Amiga Developer Workstation.
- File : History Of The Amiga - year 2001.
- File : the emoticons (update).
- File : Anti Gravity's try to buy the Amiga in 1999/2000.
- Tutorial : retrieve a not available web page.
- Tutorial : speed up a hard drive.
- Tutorial : code a Lego Game in E language.
- Tutorial : installation and utilisation of SFS on AmigaOS 4.
- Tutorial : FxPaint - draw a starry sky.
- Quizz of september/october 2007.
- Special quizz about adventure games.


Rendez-vous on http://obligement.free.fr for this nice reading.

The Amigahellas will attend at DTE 2007 ( http://www.dte.gr/default.asp?pid=1&la=2 ), the largest exhibition of digital technology in Greece. From the 8th until 11th of November the visitors of the exhibition will have an opportunity to see and use old and new hardware ranging from the C64, A1000, Amstrad 6128 through to the Pegasos, MicroAmigaOne and the Efika.

The Amigahellas is the biggest Greek Amiga community, with many active users. Visit us at http://www.amigahellas.gr and download our free Amiga magazine from http://mag.amigahellas.gr