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A1200 case & keyboard (original)

Original and genuine Amiga 1200 case & keyboard from Amiga Technologies. NOS. Top and bottom case, including backdoor, trapdoor, and rubber feets. Cases and keyboards come directly from the Amiga Technologies warehouse. They were never used, but may not be in a 100% perfect condition, and may have some scratch due to age (20-21 years old), and by technicians manipulation from Amiga Tech.

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External case and internal keyboard for Amiga 1200. NOS (New Old Stock). This Amiga 1200 case and the keyboard come directly from the Amiga Technologies warehouse. They were never used, but may not be in a 100% perfect condition, and may have some scratch due to age (20-21 years old) and by technicians manipulation from Amiga Tech.

- A1200 top and bottom case
- Backdoor and trapdoor
- Rubber feet
- Power/HD/Floppy leds (as option)
- Case screws (as option)
- Floppy screws (as option)English and German layout.
- Keyboard and case compatible with all versions of Amiga 1200.
- Official case and keyboard produced by Amiga Technologies and Commodore.
- NOS (New Old Stock)

What means New old stock (NOS) (from Wikipedia):

Also backronymed as "new on the shelf" or "new off the shelf refers to obsolete equipment, or original parts (components) for obsolete equipment, that have never been sold at retail.[1]

The term refers to merchandise being offered for sale which was manufactured long ago but that has never been used. Such merchandise may not be produced anymore, and the new old stock may represent the only current market source of a particular item.

Although not an officially recognized accounting term, it is in common use in the auction and retail industries. For example, owners of antique vehicles seek NOS parts from specialized vendors that are needed to keep their automobiles, motorcycles, or trucks operational or in factory-original condition.

While damage to the original packaging is common, damage to its contents is generally not preferred in determining if an item is NOS, however, many items have been on shelves or in storage and over time may have developed some damage. This minor damage from shelf life does not detract from an item being identified as NOS.

Some people refer to such merchandise as new obsolete stock to further indicate that the parts have not been manufactured for several years. This describes parts that are used in obsolete equipment or the like.

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Instruction manual not included


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