Remember the Amiga 500? If you are one of her old fans technologyWe have good news for you. The Amiga 500 lives again in the program Google Browser.
Google's developer, Christian Stefansen, managed to resurrect the 1980-based computer in the form of a Web application running on Chrome. Forty-year-olds who want to relive their childhood and younger people who want to see how computers started, can visit the Amiga 500 emulator with Chrome.
Chrome emulates the old one operating system through a special edition of Open Source Universal Amiga Emulator. Stefansen wrote 400.000 code lines, programming language C, and transported them with Portable Native Client (PNaCl) in Chrome.
Technology Native Client it runs software written to run on old and slow processors at the speeds modern processors run. This approach gives the software a more direct access to the computer's hardware and can add security restrictions to prevent users from downloading malware from the Web.
If you wish to try it A open the link below with Google Chrome
Amiga 500 emulator for Chrome
