The story of the Commodore Amiga (updated: now through part 12, the final installment)

Ars Technica has been writing a series of articles about the history of the Commodore Amiga. For those interested in computer history, this is a fascinating story. More interesting, in many respects, than the stories of Microsoft and Apple.

Here are links to what's been written so far:

• Part 1: Genesis
• Part 2: The birth of Amiga
• Part 3: First prototype
• Part 4: Enter Commodore
• Part 5: Postlaunch Blues
• Part 6: Stopping The Bleeding
• Part 7: Game On!
• Part 8: The Demo Scene
• Part 9: The Video Toaster
• Part 10: The downfall of Commodore
• Part 11: Between an Escom and a Gateway
• Part 12: Red vs. Blue

• People still use the Amiga today, and new Viva Amiga documentary shows why
• The A-EON Amiga X5000: An alternate universe where the Amiga platform never died

I believe this is the complete set of articles - 12 parts plus two sidebar articles. If more are written in the future, I will update this article when I learn about them.