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Commodore Amiga 1000 (1985-1987) Sega is widely considered by audioCommodore Amiga 1000 First True, Commercially Successful Multimedia Computer The Commodore Amiga 1000, launched in the summer of 1985 at a star studded gala event, was a massive leap forward in computer history that made competing IBM PCs and Macintoshes look like ancient black and white relics. It was the world's first true "multimedia" computer, packing custom, specialized internal chips that handled beautiful graphics and stereo sound on their own,