• Came with some unusual commands in the c: directory:

  DiskEd - AmigaDOS Disk Editor version 3.2, binary disk editor
  Download - download version 2.1, Sun->Amiga transfer utility
  DumpObj - Displays executable hunks in hex
  Frags - Displays free memory size distribution (fragmentation)
  ObjDump - See DumpObj (appears to be an identical copy--oversight?)
  ReadPrefs - Load preferences data from :config/preferences
  SetPrefs - Preferences editor (similar to 1.x), "Edit Pointer" is ghosted
  Wack - Wack version 27.001, debugger, marked "For Internal Use Only"
  

• Included narrator.device and translator.device, but no means for end-user produced speech (i.e. "Say" command)
• Bundled with the first Electronic Arts demo for the Amiga, which crashes horribly a few seconds into the demo since this demo is known to be incompatible with the A500/A2000).
• Included printer support for the following drivers:

  alphacom_pro101
  brother_hl-15xl
  cbm_epson
  diablo_630
  diablo_adv_D25
  diablo_c-150
  epson
  epson_jx
  mps_1000
  okimate_20
  qume_ltrpro_20
  

• Came supplied with Textcraft development version 1.5 (6/24/85), and GraphiCraft V27 release 06 by Arktronics Corporation (see screenshots below).

Timo Weirich found the following message in Kickstart v0.7 (27.3) at offset $010055:

"The Amiga Wizards bring this power to you"

1. Rodney Hester notes: "I know for a fact that Electronic Arts showed their Amiga demo running on two floppy drives on AmigaDOS 27.4 (this is the mysterious 'it-only-runs-on-a-1000' demo)."
2. Workbench was still unfinished at this stage, as loadWB, workbench.library and workbench.task were non-existent. This was CLI only (the contributor tried LoadWB from v1.0, and it failed with "Cannot find resident tag for workbench.task").
3. Only sample available for study is Kickstart v27.3/AmigaDOS v27.5
4. Released in 1985 (Consumer Electronics Show only?), 256k ROM.
5. The only default assignment is SYS: (i.e. no C:, DEVS:, L:, LIBS:, etc.).