They grab for the manuai and soon after. they grab for the asprin bottie Enter the saviour c f the great bewiidered Graham Keiiy is one ot the tew who hos managed to set aside his encyciopaedic knowiedge of the AMIGA end cater for those who can just about manage to undo the box in fact he goes even furtier thon that and actuaiiy shows rew owners how to unpack their AMIGA in the 30 minute instructon al video he hos produced on the A500 Head of the iong-estabiished Commodore deaiership Triiogic. Graham toid AMIGA Compuftng: *We know from answering customers' anxious teiephone caiis that first time buyers find connect ing up and switching on the Amiga for the first time a bit bewii-dering. *tn this video, we have tnten-tionaiiy assumed thot the viewer is a compiete neweomer to com puters and has no knowiedge of the Amiga*. To ensure thot )t WHAT'S new DRiVEFOR THE 500 LEADiNG American monufocturer of hard dise Systems for Amigas. Supra Corporation, have announced the new SupraDrive 500XP for the Amiga 500. Using micro-power drive mechanisms which consume iess than 4 watts of power. the 500XP com bines a compiete hard dise Sys tem. up to 8Mb of ram and many configuration options. its autobooting SCSt interface uses teçhnoiogy simUqr tç Supra s WordSync interface for the Amiga 2000 bringing odvanced performance to the 500. tt costs $679 for the 20Mb version. TOASTY SHACK A TASTY offering aimed at satisfv-ing Amiga owners' appetites for iow-cost 3D animation ond point focütties is on the way from a new company In Kansos. NewTek hos received wide American accioim for its Video Tocster product which tnciudes 3D animation package UghtWave 3D and 24-bit patnt system Toaster-Patnt. Reptacing expensive components normaüy found in broadeast studios. Toaster teams up wtth the AMIGA 2000 to reduce the cost of net-work-quatity teievision and graph ies production. LightWave 33 * AMIGA 500, -1000, AND-2000. . ATARI STAND ATARI STE. . IBM PC AND COMPATIBLES