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RastPort designs and manufactures accesories and expansions for Amiga computers.

Products

• 
  KA02 – External PCMCIA adapter

  Amiga 1200
  
• 
  KA12 – Serial port MIDI interface

  all Amiga models
• 
  KA21 – Hardware Gayle reset fix

  Amiga 1200
• 
  KA37 – Angle PCMCIA connector 90°

  Amiga 600, Amiga 1200
• 
  KA47 – Single port IDE adapter for SD2IDE converter

  Amiga 600, Amiga 1200
• 
  KA60 – Dual port (2.5"/3.5") IDE adapter for SD2IDE converter

  Amiga 600, Amiga 1200

Distributors

• Alinea Computer
• Amedia Computer France
• Amiga On The Lake
• AmigaStore.eu
• jkremski84 (eBay)
• RetroAmi
• RetroBench
• RetroReady
• Sordan
• Vesalia Computer

Tech Blog

Let's share some Amiga technical knowledge and experience.

• Removing AGA Display Trashes

Long-life products and right to repair

RastPort supports ideas of producing long-life products and right to repair them. Retro computers themselves are a proof that electronic devices may be used for tens of years. RastPort products do not use any planned obsolescence tricks. We use only high quality, long-life components.

Right to repair is another idea well known to retrocomputing hobbyists. RastPort's products are designed to be easily repairable. Enclosures are easy to disassemble and assemble back. We do not use glueing, welding, and other undemountable joints. We also support independent repair services by publishing schematic diagrams and not using any hardware obfuscation techniques.

Contact

RastPort Grzegorz Kraszewski
Gajowa 71/6
15-794 Białystok
Poland
office@rastport.com
Phone: +48607523371
Tax identification number (NIP): 9661214323
WEEE registration number (BDO registry): PL 000005278

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