This is a transcript of parts of an advert which appeared in the German "Amiga
Magazin" (2/95):

[DraCo is an "Amiga clone" produced by MacroSystem. (MacroSystem Computer
Trading GmbH, Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 85, 58454 Witten. Tel. (0 23 02) 8 03 91.
Fax (0 23 02) 8 08 84 ) ]

[...]
DraCo comes without the Amiga custom chips.  These are replaced by powerful
soft- and hardware components.  So for instance the function of the Amiga
blitter is filled by the several times faster blitter of the NCR graphic
processor.

[...]
Price and date of shipping is not yet 100% decided.  We believe the shipments
will start in the spring of 1995 -in sequence of the orders.

[...]
The basic set up (68060, DraCo-Retina, CD-ROM) will lie in the same price range
as an expanded 4000.

[...]
DraCo -Technical data

Possibilities:  Classic Amiga uses, professional video-workstation

Processor:  MC 68060

Housing:  Full-size tower

Operating system:  AmigaOS and others (UNIX-ports)

I/O:  Fast SCSI-II with 53C270, parallel-port

Card slots:  2 DraCo-direct-interfaces (32 bit, > 20 MB/s) for DraCo-Retina and
DraCo-VLab Motion, 5 Zorro II slots for Toccata, Ethernet etc.

Drives:  Delivered with CD-ROM, other SCSI-units (Hard drives, floppies,
streamer) optional.

Graphics:  Delivered with DraCo-Retina (which is also necessary) (120 MHz pixel
frequency, data rate > 180 MB/s, 24 bits)

RAM: 4-128 MB own RAM (PS2-Module)

Software compatibility: Amiga software which can run with graphic cards (System
friendly programming)

DraCo-VLab Motion: Software compatible HighEnd-MJPEG-Card, data rate to 100% JPEG