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The Amiga 1000 was released on July 23, 1985 for $1,285 (<abbr title="$3,004.35 in 2018 money)">$1,285</abbr>. It had a Motorola 68000 at 7.16 MHz with 256KB of RAM.

The Amiga 2000 was released in March of 1987 for $1,495 (<abbr title="$3,361.26 in 2018 money)">$1,495</abbr>. It the same CPU as the 1000 but 1MB of RAM.

The Amiga 500 was released in April of 1987 for $699 (<abbr title="$1,563.22 in 2018 money)">$699</abbr>. It has the same CPU as the 1000 and 2000 but with 512KB of RAM.

The Amiga 1500 was the Amiga 2000 for the UK market and was released in 1990 for £999 (<abbr title="$1,271.73 in USD in 1990 and $2,515.89 in 2018 USD)">£999</abbr>.

The Commodore CDTV was a Amiga 500 but for the console market. It was released in March of 1991 and retailed for $999 (<abbr title="$1,865.08 in 2018 money)">$999</abbr>.

The Amiga 3000 was released in June of 1990 and retailed for $3,379 (<abbr title="$6,556.09 in 2018 money)">$3,379</abbr>. It had a Motorola 68030 at 16 MHz but it could be upgraded to 25 MHz. It had 2MB of RAM.

The Amiga 3000T was released in 1991 and just a 3000 but with a tower case. Hence the T in the name. It retailed for $4,498 (<abbr title="$8,422.49 in 2018 money)">$4,498</abbr>.

The Amiga 500+ was released in 1991 and retailed for $465.84 (<abbr title="$872.28 in 2018 money)">$465.84</abbr>. It had the same CPU as 1000, 2000, and 500. It had 1MB of RAM.

The Amiga 600 was released in March of 1992 and retailed for $500 (<abbr title="$904.66 in 2018 money)">$500</abbr>. It had the same specs as the 500+.

The Amiga 4000 was released in 1992 and retailed for $3,699 (<abbr title="$6,750.82 in 2018 money)">$3,699</abbr>. Motorola 68EC030 or 68040 at 25 MHz with 2MB of RAM.

The Amiga 1200 was released on October 21, 1992, for $507.93 (<abbr title="$902.80 in 2018 money)">$507.93</abbr>. It had a Motorola 68EC020 at 14.32 MHz with 2MB of RAM.