A printed magazine scan of the original Amiga Four-Byte Burger: A digitally rendered burger separated into its individual ingredient components, one of which is a 3,5'' diskette.

The recreated Amiga Four-Byte Burger: A digitally rendered burger separated into its individual ingredient components, one of which is a 3,5'' diskette.

Lost #Amiga “Four-Byte Burger” painting digitally recreated – and looking amazing in glowing phosphor. 🤩

#FourByteBurger #RetroComputing #Commodore

Lost #Amiga “Four-Byte Burger” painting digitally recreated – and looking amazing in glowing phosphor. 🤩

#FourByteBurger #RetroComputing #Commodore

Artwork/video by Stuart Brown / #XBoxAhoy / Ahoy!:

Lost Amiga “Four-Byte Burger” Painting Digitally Recreated (And Looking Amazing in Glowing Phosphor!) - Byte Cellar It was in the late summer of 1985 when I first heard of the Amiga. I learned about the forthcoming system in an issue of Personal Computing magazine that featured the Amiga on its cover and contained ...

Lost #Amiga “Four-Byte Burger” painting digitally recreated – and looking amazing in glowing phosphor. 🤩

Also amazing-looking is the *bleeping* #A1000. I want one... just send it too me... now! 😠😡👊... 🤗

#FourByteBurger #RetroComputing #Commodore

Article by @blakespot.bsky.social:

A low-poly 3-D model of a delicious hamburger in mid-eruption slowly revolves, revealing a floppy diskette nestled among its delicious toppings.

Mistigram: the #FourByteBurger, featuring an all-beef patty, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, onions and a floppy diskette on a sesame seed bun, was a formative piece of #Amiga iconography, first drawn as pixelart by #JackHaeger ...